The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 25, 1925, Page 8

THE SEATTL STAR THURSDAY, JUNE 25, a _ - aaa ome t : OUT OUR WAY 4 JLIAMS rer (GRE OPE MAE sss Si MANS en Frade of Thee Star ndevtakes Here to Remedy Your Troubles |. § If of Public Interest sx.z| The Seattle Star (ex=" Publishing Phone Main 0800 and Unitea® Gilman, Nicoll @ Rothman. Ban Preas Service. office, BOT Montgomery #t.; Ch higan Ave Ir. Felt: A lot of ecet ae La Follette’s Suecessor @ the leader, Naming his son to succeed | | Mghicay Bundays because the ' ' Koes ‘ | him will express that tribute—not be- - tide aréard tadee Gar hedvile T Is not for the people of another state | cause he is Robert M. La Follette’s son, - = fit in tho center of the road. If j to suggest to Wisconsin whom she but because he is another Robert M. La A BeTEHA some \ / SIMPUNGTON! AY ‘ theee rage a fo only | shall name to occupy the place that has | Follette in his own well-earned right { DAY Some BODY'S \{ ALLERS THOT /BENIER GiT f SOM wane atcadeat doen ‘ been filled in the United States senate by F | I] wae 7 NEF 2 e asking these drivers to keep to r \ Sta F vo \ ee Pegs Pin GONNA INVENT | VAS CRAZY, T a OVER HERE in i 7 sto k Robert M. La Follette. Wisconsin has Outlawing Poison Gas in War SOMETHING S {| NortHar Gap: 1 [2a TH SHADE! ‘ATS ia se thong Bh wegen 4 HE principal countries of the world, lo 4 Fw || ¥ i / 7 } on pavement;’ “Keep in ine; } shown her yacity to choose her best. t theta Teasuelct Naticnn PREPUL Kin Fuy ||} SPOSE ITLL BE Some [gai TH FIRST SimPTUMS | and similar signa should be ; Four times in succession she chose La sitting in with the 8 : é TH AUR LIME | Kinda SALVE TT MaKe = O SUNSTROKE. | posted along this highway. Can i ae ree. 5 at Geneva, have outlawed bacteria and Af BIRDS. 1 BETHA AY A you have the automobile club } Follette and that is sufficient. rue, she poison gas in war i BiRvs. 1B) 3 \ WINGS GROW On WATCH Im BUCK | ttend to this? so name 0 Y : - er Ree - ‘ | Some 0A y cf : SORE i | also named L ot, but it was the Len The United States was the first to a Wy « 4 j \NOUR BACK EH 22a! IF HE GiTs FROTHY f/|| R. 0. OF E ETT . root with a constructive, progressive rec- | “ge I ‘ . = 2 =| Many road experts now be | . sign, thus abolishing, as far as we can . ; Ashi» Soey | ake, ROUND TH MOU sm /}) herweah: “ f sord of five years ago, not the Lenroot Pats oe ehae ' ; hase Pet Drh iis = Be \ we @ Meve that a highway on which 3 | who, wh elected thdrew from the see, Room 3048, Munitions building, 4 oe i4 nN ENTER GO / | four can pass caunes more acct : | v aD, when ; e i) be 1dre ee ce) suey | Washington, D. C., office of Brig. Gen. fi f ) ~ FEA HE LP: /| ‘1 : Ms A iy y ut. ype oss |! gente Cai ena’ Aiaaee' opty. toe rogressive battle 3 soug secur’ ‘ Aires ¢ taken to-ge oy who 4 Ge cent y / progressive battle and sought sec * | Amos A. Fries, chief of the chemical " oS { Teter ey pan * Aauadas ie We | can pass with comfort. How } within the walls of party regularit > Ks \ oy A \¥8 under ag er, the signs you suggest on tj warfare service pic 4 A Lon has no relatives there, and J the Victory highway woud : | ~_ Another good man may be expected The advantages of the protocol are at Bees rh Sy \ \ am ha brother, and should | jo) rr. suggestion § i | sfrom Wisconsin and only the people of | jeast doubtful. In the first place, despite | [7 \ | Nene Toe eb Bes, ¢ gre Fie 1 peneed along to the automobile i that state may say who it shall be, But propaganda to the contrary, we have mes sath rin the Federal | club, polenteis | there will be two forces from the out- | never heard of an authentic case of aM TERS and Osler wet them atter of signs whore side bearing down upon the people as they disease germs being used in a modern | give you all the Informa needed hae “seek to exercise their choice. The repub war. D. | Ly er nae | lican national political organization will What good would it do one country : YC ae opposite Bt, James’ Cathedral, endeavor to make its influence felt. All | to start an epidemic of typhus or other | thera is a vacant lot with the forces that Fighting Bob stood off for contagious disease in an enemy camp? Vs I een V Has rg ela co Aoampitird 7 » ie lon Z Ne oalke ir kin, ‘ Sso many years will feel that this now 1s The act would serve as a terrible boomer- 9 that page Pers pled Py oo their opportunity and they will seek to | ang. The so-called Spanish flu, beginning | th’ Pa ers herds uo atroct tight, there Seize it. on one side of the line, took its frightful | | it 4s a place that should be at- The other force will be the millions of toll on both before it was thru. | ke tended to by our atreet * — rtment. R. G. Le progressive voters thruout the country {| As to poison gas, its dangers and its | SEZ KITCHEL, PIRLEY 7 Mn yer deat ii who have come, with good reason, to ex- | cruelty have been vastly exaggerated, to | Bage of the Olymples look this ‘over, and “apply. tba pect the exceptional from Wisconsin. | say the least Ee ates remedy needed. ease urgeon general of They will hope to see in the senate the | The report of the A’ Rochester, Kan., Mra. Julla one man best able to carry on the work | the United States army makes out a 4 Muenks bibs Ly fortes yt Piatt Cay ape eh ee 3, * > y og for 7 ‘ pane & je tore an 0 e O A oats aa ees Eaten CONG OL, SAN ean LOR EN: eS Io MOMENTS WE'D LIKE TO LIVE OvER. ; are coming to Seattle this sum- If the judgment of others in the United | Sives. Some 28 per cent of all our World THE NUT auto. At the mer? I have some horses to States senate and of those who have | War casualties were due to gas, but less es hospital, the welt ond would Whe to have potice ex them in condition if a otrous te closely observed proceedings there may be | than 2 per_cent became deaths. Of the | ———| Praia enat pecan sophie accepted, that one man probably is Robert remaining 72 per cent of casualties due | | Mrs. Muenka’ Rockport. j broken ribs | are due to Mr aks being Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey's combined circus is dated to be in Seattle Aug. 24 and 26, M-La Follette, Junior. All his life he | t© other causes, 24 per cent became | FROM [ A Thought J has worked with his father in the Marit deaths. | Letters STAR Readers — of the people. The last ten years of the | But, it is contended, it is the after | All letters to The Star must bave name and address A whip for the horse, a bridle a. sett great gh stank career might have been a effect of gas that is so terrible. Even ___/J| for the ass, and » rod for the Le en s is r y di P * ther’ ‘ | fool's back.Prov, 26:3. careless about ee ' different story without the assistance of ey bid ry Uda Pe enact : Praises Rev. Riley | free exprension are Its indixper Rae signals Mr. Fizit: I am getting : s | Francine, testifying before the senate | sei cpe dh te ™ rable aids ‘OW can you make a persor See three dozen pullets from Brit- ee ae Endowed wa Senay Col ttee investig: x the Veterans’ | seeded peas ; Mi : 8. CONDIT H sis ih ey Lap pl | London ish Columbia, and am swonder- ability, a heritage from his gifted mother committee investigating the eterans | I note in ar t ne em pe . : . rp bure substa } ~Ars ea Tails y | orth, Was , women (ng {f there will be duty to as well as from his father, the younger he pl erage tan pe to pe e | sae clubs, en pay on these, ond if 40, af é Robert La Follette holds a distinct place MICS OF eneriCan : @ ey the} On Tennessee’s Law manne, are what rate? Ww. H.W ‘ in the respect of every one of his father’s ! allied specialists—declared there was very | ape, ot after one Yakima. + 7 s 4 little after effect of gassing. Certainly lik Bees ole | Hat You will have to pay duty senatorial colleagues. They have called Ath ita Eos Campane wrt StHAET AREY Ey a ham ea pubes rer gl ater him, affectionately, a political prodigy | g compare with ‘wav left iby 1 cided that women are | Sim = . i me bullets and shell which took away arms Sioa Hard thaw sneer ile One Ieee and he seems to be that. He would be 1 and legs and otherwise ed s ors welcomed now among them as the peer of | fo, life and otherwise maimed soldiers any of them, not merely as a great man’s point on which women don't | seem to yearn for superiority SMOKING ROOM Lastly, Admiral William S. Sims and " | Kia , son wrapped in the latter’s mantle. many others contend that any nation | wes Aa Talk about ht ma ingenuity STORIES a ; 5 3 aa ~ my . = ’ : rp | | They've indicte alt Pattersoi ‘ For Wisconsin and the progressive | with its back to the wall would resort to | P09 ity do. The |. oy Chavelands Se avin awa tle cause to have Robert La Follette, Junior, gas, agreement or no agreement. Which | ®#0¢ that !f ever the ¢ | ies ak calcd (Gane Teena | Gap a country school teacher, in the senate would mean that their rep- | means that the opposing side would be | ‘Dehra fin ‘ tt : ei oe company that had insured it | who was. making xp for lost Tesentative would start with a capacity | caught totally unprepared, as were the | © ‘The debate W. H. REYNOLDS against theft time by filling the smoker with + for effective action that another man maskless British at Ypres the first time | no way will Madison &t oes & stogie screen cloud: “I make it a point, at close bitter or sent from the state could not acquire in | gas was used. | ive.’ It te nure to make Beatle Sire. oP ape tie: ie ee of school year, to give some of less six-vi vf , yetter and happ! rt Bs granted 15 divorces or is | x 7 than a full six-year term of service. We hold no brief for gas, be it under- | better and a | On Investments se neplect, tthe eattol athe my pupils back in Geauga coun- The one fitting tribute to the memory | stood. We are merely citing the facts AP tre eed he aa | | Editor The Star Maumee must be bitin to beat | Oe eres atacs Male of the man who gave all of his life to its with the added postscript that in every 2958 15th Ave. N. E | n the Bible ts | 1 have read: several articles | the band. | > trom little George Shull: Service that can be paid by the state is | past war the charge has been made that ° will Have a eer Fiphe cea dme nA RAL Porshe 20a peskenene | cap ts prethy good tor ahkne to hold aloft the ideals he expressed and in a pinch all rules went by the board. On Montlake Cars | a 5 igi bnew eoae Sean teed ue Lem Atwater has removed the | boys and most all girls. Mother to continue the course in which he was Gas will hardly prove the exception. Editor The Star j Noineei cc. E orsekad @aataen Wii Gok aHealt steerin Rear from his 19h mode! | says that when a boy grows up Pua tbiaiiee lahat «Geen roducts of the Christian rellxt | ‘that disinterested advice cannot Ford. It goes right to our lead-» | ne wishes he had used more ope oroniieis 6 the Gorietiens gion bees in’ bootleggers’ studio without |, goap, put I hain't found out yet. letter to ho older ¢ the Jew be had y steerin’. Feat wart ion ye | > > Answers to Your Questions > > || ie? cimamtanrt: | mastic lie | hn oe wn nnn, | re) Yor cat eto, mabe ou tendent icipal street c: | down before erica waa. dis hin advice would be to place your | | sick every time. Teacher tr: £ | siren ia age te Pelee sat haar zee meney, Wark He iodaidi anti a Vermont complains of a great to reform Tommy Plaister of cus- Why did you not connect Whe ifounders (of) our’ couritr comm fa n raxe-off. | scaretty of doctors and {t 48 4 | gin* by washin’ his mouth out * t t | 3 : sft over With “s tate, too, where people have rith but it don’t di good. When were wedding rings first e e 70 Montlake car line with the Unl- | In Massachusetts, Rhode Island Talk it ov with a lawyer | #!@ , with soap bu lon’t do no ae ie ring: hi ‘OU can get an answer to|) 9 What is “hor ie versity line when it re. Maryla: Virginia and Pennsy and, a his business is mostly fo be Mt on the head for Maybe it's good for the outside. ‘A. From the records that are| | any question of fact or in: | | A silver ore of conciderable| tired only about 60 feet more wiinla wate: sneved br tha ame (oo Wit well people, hin ad. burtal purpoacs “*Soap is made from old bones available it would seem that the| | formation by writing The Seat. pestis in certain mines, When| ‘fac to do #0? consideration that jn now moving | Vice would probably pe stmiiar ewe the cat has licked the greeze , Bovptians were the first to use the| | tle Star Question Editor, 1922 | | pure ix is transparent and resinous Why do you propose to circle the Tennessee people. Wo all want to make money. Two bootleggers returnin’ from || off. Father bofis the bones in It ‘wedding ring in making marriage oer York ave., Mabepince drm jand may carry 15 per cent of the| the Montinke car around the Many people in. Tenneaseo | The banker “lives on the interest prison were met at Gloucester, || and gits olly brown soap for vows. Mention of such rings ap- ee hger poor lnr agian j | metal. The largest masses are| east side of the university cam- know something about geometry, | Of What he owes” so he would | Mass, by a big crowd with a || mother to wash stockins and | * spears in ancient Egyptian litera- eoee bined for rep! a | | | brought from Peru, Ohi and Mex-| PU Instead of connecting with they know tho difference be- | Maturally think more of his | brass band. And there are other || drawers with. There is also per- {ture. In hieroolyphica a circle rep-| | ee sg tenaoy ts contl. | |!% there it occurs with native gil-| the five other divisions on Unt tween hypothesis and “quad est | Profit than he would of yours, | towns that try to pray own the tocniad Soke whal yoal etal 16 3 3 ria- s a ve > it nay? demonatrandt apron e That Is the way all thru life | dry ‘spell Be fans ike circanie fern anew | dential, All letters must be | |; nllaa” Blates oon cc iNe i oe VES yous ballave ‘the prospects periess Ba ak ee ato | H.C. CR CREE sa CR Te | ae Ee an aooagn : ‘atea produce this mineral) p you belleve ‘Om ou got to show me,” did not uC >, < {have been adopted as being symbolic x signed. J, in Colorado, Idaho, Wiese ery for picking up passengers for the originate in the state of Mis: 611 Madison St j A Kansas editor and his proof- | for us boys. There ain't no fun fOf the marriage tics, implying a |Utah, The name “horn silver’ 49} return trip are gregter at the sourt RSET Sd rhedae! Bava ceneeae iishswpiaa thinkin’ on soap. I hope they ‘marriage that will be binding thru-lend of the 11th century only about] given to the ore in recognition of} Stadium, w that structure is | RICHARD FR. ROACH Span gpacen sat ahead GF aauob give me sugar to write on next lout eternity. $0 days in the year were left free| its resemblance to horn or war, not in use, than it would be on | 602 N. 65th St Daughter Very Happy. | of Freedonia society folks, | | graduatin’ day. : Ss in the writ ang ASP has ange PA Universtiy way: withitte consiect- ee | And {is your daughter hap- | havin announced the the latter “Mother always gits it inte a LS THERE. cosmid cheterally be 0 WhO bimve hen the “war preal:| TR NORE erm On Norse: Ca ial | Dily,marriedz” | reached town in their 1810 | | your ears, gangs of Charles Mackay comparing} the fighting ve i if the| dents” of the United Staten? Why do you persist In termin- n Norse Centennia | “You, indeed; her husband is | Fords. The society item should “Your truly, ‘the effectiveness of cannon balls and| most common. These decrees o, A. The term ia generally used to) Stine the aix divisions of the FAltor The Star scared to death of her."—Smiles. | have read 1910, K. P. “(GEORGIE SHULL’ * [thinking in settling our ditferences.|counctls, altho frequently repeated,| yesionate those presitent fon have! University lines at different I am indeed glad to be back edn sa ig {Can you give me the verse or where| had little effect. Sometimes the) served by pears a pis voice ual points, from three to 10 blocks in our beautiful city, the finest it is found? king, t00, lent the truce the weight} Ooo ge Vale a Be army| Spart, when they could all meet inthe world after an enjoyable A. The verse to which you refer|of his authority, and thus made it] "a" at a common transfer point? trip E : * i di - tip East to the Twin Citles, bis no doubt taken from “The Good\a peace of the land. the country, They eect seare of! “po you believe that advertis- | where the Norse Centennial: was ‘Time Coming” and reads as follows: ni dcthd (war of 1812), Polk (war wlth Mec.| '0& to the public to patronize held. f“Cannon balls may aid tho truth,| Q. From what is the quotation,|(20)" Pin coin ‘reid! wor), Mekiciag| the street cars nn a_ patriotic ithe. deena dn Tdato, Menieha. + But thought’s a weapon atronger;| "United we stand, divided we fall” | (07) (iin gta) Marts MCHIMICY) sonture ix more effective In ro- Nocih “Dakota and dMitinesots-<.| ‘We'll win our battles by its aid,| taken? Waidcueaeie : gaining the half million lost traf- looked very good, but the cli- meer & Hite longer: ene, Paty site aoe eoc6 fle than convenient transfer mate was rough and the weather : lieder orp 2 ai dpe eee EATTLE NATIONAL BANK Q What are the four divisions of | Morris. iL Do you believe It good business At Fargo, N. D., an electric | the heart called? ou e748 | Maltor.: The (Star; to build m $100,000 line and ren- storm passed, tearing down is, SECOND AVENUE AT,.COLUMBIA. ‘A. The heart containa two great} Q. Is paris green good for spray-| | Several times of Inte TI have || der it useless nine-tenths of tho ; anbedi brick buflding and tipping a few | divisions or cavities completely sep-|ing frult trees? | noticed in your “Questions and time to save the cost of 60 feet amall houses over, | arated by a fixed partition which| A. It should never be used on| | Answers” someone asking how of rails? It waa burning hot in Min- extends from the base to the apex| stone fruit trees, auch as peaches,| | to Bet rid of cabbage maggots. Do you bellevo that such a Established 43 Years ois Sunday, And Mon- of the heart. Each of these two|cherries, or plums. When used on } 1 brid a remedy that I have policy makes for a greater Se- ae wie President cola gaa: | great cavities is further subdivided,| app pears, grapes or foliage hav-| | Used for many years; In fact attle? dressed about 100,000 people, it 7 j } Enot longitudinally but transversely,| tng similar resistance to arsenical| | My father used it when I was | TRANSPORTATION CLUB WARY: Gold anid) eeberage F ELew BANK which: long since, established a com- tby a movable partition. The cavity| scorching, paris green should be| | ® boy. and it Is effective-—just eee changeable the weather ia in the | munity of interest with the great city which it delights to serve. The interests of The Seattle Savoye the transverse partition on| combined with either Bordeaux miz-| | OTdinary stock dip mixed with ‘ 4 each side is called the auricle; the| ture or milk of lime, The following| | water about 1 to 40, and poured | | On Evolution feavity below, the ventricle—right or| mixture is good: Paris green, 6| | round the roots of the plants. || xditor The Star | Middle West! And how wonder ful it is here. We did not realize De aaithe Sore may be. ounces; some lime aslaked, 2 to'30|.| Two applications about 10 days | It seems incredible that in this iter ra lived tn: thie mater Nationale ane 4 stab As) 4 ieatruce PLU Lei ahd Meee cea a elle | |. Many tines, auch 8 poetulate: de Merte bad tear the: @ctl ead Seattle and the Northwest. ee ree in crder im limit oie soste stl? peas i ee A wich wes minster eco Uy President Coolidge and Mette. e swift and or erly development of this city os aaaldhe it Srna ne the ek eee an) a he poraiehon of Patadepblal |; 0M San tama cf. Cpa mmate H,Aniecl. | Ch Ong various indusines, OUr pronwnle Iaricets, Eom ci se he vn lot Andrew Jackson? |woren, ihe population of perro] Fetrorreasion. Wow ean biology, | tended by about 260,000 people | both domestic and foreign, all engage the diligent tand from Septuagesima to one week\Irish stock who emigrated from gently without at least touching p y 2 What does it mean “to. nell a YMCA Lafter Pentecost. In addition, the| Carrickfergus, Ireland, in 1765 and|_.%, “hs fi upon this theory? ¢ a} Ve from Wednesday night to-Mone| satee oe sraciser nite’ conn ta| short” when speaking of the stock| “7S” govt hick achools today, a6 The knowledge and experience of The Seattle ‘day morning of each week and all\North Carolina, Ho died .a few Me aclence classes are hampered bo- MI E8 L$ ‘ y ‘ ‘ ffaainer” day wore included. By the days Before the rth of his won. | Ae, 72 aell short ty to acl weourt-| quan the litle volumes one On Christianity National Bank are ever at the disposal of all pro- ‘ : - s expecting to repurchase them at) ution which they are permitted Editor The Star: : prises ci @ lower price. The seller short 41! to uso are so few that thoy must It these few lines are worthy ductive enter prises. ‘ he lacks what he has sold. All salen} jy rushed, precipitately, from of consideration and space in i jin the flock exchange are prac-| one class room to another and your paper please print them { Revell Fide ee te delivery being) studied, one might almoat say, Today I am more and more ; required within #4 hours (with rare) win gear and trembling.” And Improswed by the utter dis eet ane dtl te A hie why? Because, as one teacher gard of our Lord and Savior horrow the necessary accurition to : ; | hy explained to a class of which Jouus Christ, And 1 ain further MEK 1 STU MG elit PEGG SU eon ofc |’ thy GWUSHESE. Jaen tambar, {mpreawed that we who namo the OFFICERS j WUtloL ve a tevoee price iin? "| they have to contend with neo: name of Jesus must show our ‘ DANIEL KK Ohaleinak } ¢ we ht rte ‘ojudice o bject. polors 0 " ’ d HE eight hours for work and the elght hours for play, with the elit Leh PEs aor et A si AN aha bt J. W. BPANGLEER,. President No what, one may ask, ia vi ore, an Sunday | hours for sleep make a night and n day. You're wise as can be, so the ; SMILES i (Herd 80 hmaplus about its w wee ma vin trainee doctors all say, if you use each elght hours in the 'sposed-to-be way. teaching? What ia it but a find. York addrested the 1925 graduat ‘The man who sits tight, till his work hours are thru, and does the beat ing of the reasonable out-work Nicolae at: Meany Niall; Alto work that he knows how to do, need never have reason to worry and ing of God's law? All the procs Tatew. When work Js successful, your troubles are fe A Michigan Judge decides that Id ; R. V. ANKENY, First Vice President CG, 1, LaGRAVE, 1, G. AMES, Vice President WK. REIL P, B. TRUAX, Vieo President © W. MORE 1. NEWBERGER, ¥ Assistant Cashier sistant Cashier stant Cashter probably 4,000 persons The strain over labor that piles up each will ne'e the dance jx ruining the ; bal a ag Nt tt auinreestt \ MacDONALD, Cash ATES ORS REEL ae NRO : | ac ne‘or reach tho pdb Ke the young gradual, an imporceptible do. Qe uvdoun iyo: inuding, tt H.C) MaeDONALD, Cashier JOM, MINER, Assistant Cashier where your system gives way \f you offset the work by the elght hours le, And, @reduently, tho velopment from the lower to the Suzzallo, the faculty and Pro. J. HW. MeCLURE, Aasistant Cashier ‘of play. That's how you can keep nervoun broakdownn at bay old gppople are ruining the Highor, a conception absolutely féawoh Meany, wlio haa pioheured ! Then, last but not st, is the rest that you need » full hours of | dance contrary to tho Iden of “apecial Our ‘Rront ‘Univeralty ur wah: aleep ure just planting the seed that grows you the strength that will Aveudiatied | r fon." ington : | oop you well keyed to meot with the toll of your workaday deed, Canada's supreme court de Lvolution, working silently and Ho apoke of tho hi standards ' ‘Too many folku feel that they're alwayn too strong to ever have health} cides that income from. illegal {ndefatigably, not only in. the of living and cugentes. Hel apoke , or ambition go wrong, You pay, in the end, when your living in rash, for} sale of liquor is tax free, iyi physical world, but In ments of leadership and.how important ‘fh haphazard life rarely Jeada to a crash, dently bogtieggers' paradive is souly, 14 our real hope of “wulya~ it wan to have ®ained loaders. (Copyright, 1925, for The Star) just nortiFof us, tion,’ and free thought and ite But he did not mention the j lah pieawenasiaiee x ¥ i oreo enema on a pe tomer