The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 24, 1925, Page 8

Pip A man never so much as lays } )} Ampulses.” the animal © per cent under healthy conditions. tt An appearanc ioe The Sea GROUP of Ame merly ood stand. Country” A Tecentiy to t! cer activit fellow co The resu Abraham Lincoln wa sewhipped by a masked mob for expressing pathy for a race of a darker Patrick Henry was t making a speec to the local chief of police, expre x dissati with laws which unjustly restricted t liberty. The tea party was by a cordon of police and rushed to tin a fleet of patrol wagons for congre ting without a permit and for re Simposition of a tariff on food product unpleasant were somewhat ndue sym color n jail for faction Boston surrounded “DAUL REVERE was for speeding and again for cruelt ; animals. = Roosevelt's home was entered ® warrant and half a bottle of wine con fiscated. George Washington received an anony- }Mous warning to have nothing further to + to do with Lafayette and other foreigners sand to be 100 per cent American in the future. Ralph Waldo Emerson was rejected as +A member of the faculty of the Univer- {sity ef Tennessee because he spoke toler- tantly . the theory of evolution. Benjamin Franklin was defeated (governor of Texas because he had church affiliation. a 6), of t IMMODORE PERRY tried to enter : New York harbor in a launch and was {fired on by a coast guard. : without for no Thomas Jefferson was arrested in New + Jersey for reading the constitution aloud ito a group of his friends. Divers other former patriots themselves in hot water because of thei impression that this was a free country +—that a citizen could think as he chose, ‘worship God as he chose, do rat he chose, say what he chose, with the simple + restriction that his actions should not vio- Tate the rights of others found Buried Wonders *T)EEP below the ruins of cities, in British Honduras, explorers pare unearthing still another dead city *whose vastness and relics indicate that it ywas the metropolis of what is called “an advanced civilization,” if you know what ¢that means. There are also strong evi- 3 two other Seattle Star Ave., Seattle, W a matte the art of tempering niet Think of the enterprise } ight have promoted, with i br the There's that Paris man whom they caught on all-fours trees inging some of weakominded to the surface on his way to join his ancestors in the As “Undesirables” DOZEN American aviators to leave Pari to about blood to get a little Rift Our srobably will not do anything to prevent this blood cannot or thirsty expedition for big human game in 1 y, some time, bad precedent in it embroil the it in serious difficulty, even war It would be good thing should government Warn this organization of butchers for hire that its members will be treated “undesirables” and barred from America. Our state department will, any time, throw a political fit over any “undesirable” who lands with a crazy political idea in his head. More undesir able, as an rican citizen, than other is a fellow who will kill hi men merely for the money that is in it Consider the ape with kindness | respect. He was a pretty decent ances if at all govern our any fellow- Not mayer Manila’s street in being strong for personal freedom, forbids appear on the drawers and undershirt only, no matter how hot is it anyone to Careful Mr. O'Connor “HAIRMAN O'CONNOR, of the ping board, is a very careful pu probably ! conscience, politically y¥ disposal “throw on because he ha servant, sensiti He i 200 going to make quantity o y or ec ymen e best on the 70,000 and it mar that uch size 1, there is a political and otherwise, between thro $1,370,000 worth of iron and steel stuff on the market Pennsylvania's heavy contributors to campaign funds and throw- ing millions worth of army shoes, shirts and other equipment into competition with all the retail merchants of the country. up to date. a very sick hips, must be and a “throw” of cannot St difference ? P Answers to Your Questions ? ? * és ‘ Q. From what Is glucose obt } A. Glucose is a carbohydrate edt is customary to * simple sugar also a grape sugar. The la tgiven to it on account of Meurence in the juice of th and of other ripening fruits alno to distinguish it f Gor beet sugar. It is also contained Per Fin honcy. In the vegetable kingdom | "4 is widely distributed cnd plays fan important role in the economy |* Ff plant life. It is also four body and the have as much as grap I and! | loo 0.1) St blood may . chemically pure glu wrase is white, and it is less sweet in! depe Waste than cane sugar. 4 pe the act of June a@tates citizens of the U. S. if their ‘parents are foreigners? § A. Irrespective of the nationality YOf their parents, all persons born iv Whe United States, and not subject y foreign jurisdiction, are citi “gens of the United States and are. @ Are persons born in the United) - - (ty ge Sele See es Evolution — No, The Mammoths Die By Percy W. Cobb, B. S., M. D. efore, entitled to all the rights} ‘and privileges to which a natural Dorn American is entitled. | What Folks Are Saying Prince Krishnamurti, India, | visitor: “This grabbing women and going thru mad gyrations | Hon the dance floor is terrible. | ty his hand on unless he her,” a woman in India. intends to marr Dr. A. L. Jacoby, psychiatrist: “When a parent realizes that a | ehild takes as ao serious re- | @ponsibility some steady job | @round the home, the parent | Reed not worry much about his | future, for the foundation of | | Bocial responsibility has been laid.” Cay Prof. Theodore Alfred Appia: | Jazz ia not art. It is rythmic | Smoise. It excites the ‘nervous @enters and gives dy Hie mo: tion to primitive and savage so Leo Mabel Cooper, psychol f the modern al pcognize parent ad grand Parent. Children of the present EVOLUTION OF THE HORSE "day got more attention from | the outside world than they do & in their own homes, of yin the evolution of the mammal came two important enuses that brought about the extinction of the mammoth and other giants nd the rise of a more pliable and more highly in | developed form of animal life 1 {SMOKING ROOM Che fir t« ko nother ries of earth and temperature changes, ney om equatorial to arctic conditions, thru four long-drawn stages last STORIES ing thousands of years each. Only the continent of Africa seemed to lie haveheen fre om these enormous awéeps of lee from the north, for TI today Weratill seo the decadent offapring of the mammoths of olc the smoker with a §-lb The second cauve + moustache, “a farm hand from | Yale started to teach my other vide plentifuily j win, Where's the ball ) “Dang the ball!’ roared Dur | ham ike, ‘Let's begin anyhow!" | and 1,000,000 nat infectious di roamed ‘ football, ‘Remem | species could eo began, ‘if you can't | These cause | kick the ball kick a ri of animal, ance th the fours 1 the failure of the larger animals in the battle canes, Inwects infested the regions in which thene and spread infection and death so rapidly that few irvive the onslaught however, worked toward the evolution of a new type tor to the modern mammal, That wax between 600,000 o, when the progenitor of man appeared, and the long ancestor of the modern horse iber-toothed forerunner of the cat (Continued Tomorrow) THE § A OUR WAY VELL,EF I HAF VA HW DETAIL )] TEAM FER DONT 1 PUSSON WITHOUT TEETH - MY \ WA TORE FOR i NTA AMER ?¢ bl A ANN TEETH 1S LAID UP FER THE SHORT ORDER. How the Book of Books Reached Its Present Form—2. , BY RUTH FINNEY ————— The Story of the Bible) 2 $= Mr. Fixit of the Star Undertakes Here to Remedy Your Troubles | If of Public Interest BY WILLIAMS | J | rc 4 P88 ribs Adam or Eve? ain about these ribe DUMBBELL. Biblical r ve Was created, and g to the short a rib. have an Back- than umber, You me d to r of ribs. important ain in allard statior culars ) nd give him full Il give more matter Editor's ly one of a te following | Whe G six articles relating whieh the pre sions of The The Eneycle the nt English ver Bible authorities process by world; =A came into ox 5 F 1. A dare 1 b the H America, ' being the the Eneye dia of din Britannica and ly various concordances of Bibles teach f 1 H ers’ ; =: an ro) FRIDAY, tex Cc the M | 1 have JULY Oh And ¢ You are if a man you are very fore me And very combative You stop at nothi A generous for you ure i a—neee SCIENCE im, || MARVELS | Ce oe cee drag. It is already ink the text, tending to merge #, as in English draw from Wants A few years ago the idea that sible, wherever A Se the radio would become common Paige are et eve | would have been ridiculed. The WEBLRr Ae Was (CURT eS OFeI ns next commonplace in the home I Y whether it wa nM Or will be moving pictures, obtain Ito. insertion: ed as easily as A striking example of false his’ favorite hroadta mation of the text t ind In translations of Jere haw furplat mialhy ), familiarly read: “The more siarvel | heart is-deceitful above all and | 1 in the ‘At desperately Wicked; who can | apian Night Yet electrical know 1{t?” The word rendered | gcjence ix practically virgin ter “desperately wicked” is in’ con: ritory and still holds ‘hidden sonants ‘n-sh, vocalized by the wealth of unbelievable magni Massorites ‘anush; but the early | tude, Fifteen or 20 years age Greek translation of the Serip- electrical science or — rather tured voealized it\enosh, (man) what was known. about. it ind translated thus: “Deep then—could easily have been the heart beyond all things, | described day, with — the and is man, and who shallknow } gudden finding of many «more him?" | ways for putting it at work, it Such an example shows the | cannot be defined importance, and the difficulty | The sctence began with tho of reconstructing the Hebrew | study of frictional electricity by text to get at original mean. | Dr, Gilbert, about 1600, From ings | that time to the present, it has There have followed hundreds | created marvels, but still with | of translations: no end in sight N OR COUPLE of pedestala soar to the sky, and their occupants A make usa all glad, You've seen them, of course in’ your little mind's eve Let's consider them—mother and dad. We all owe a debt that we never can pay, but at least we can make just the best of tt, by showing our thanks in our acts, duy by day—and they'll have to imagine the rest of it Right now js the time you can do little things that tellt shore that, as daughter or son, you are happy for acta that real hap piness brings to your parents, whenever they're done Our lives, after all, are too short to repay our folka for. the thinga they have done for Tis best that we do one good act every day. What's tha answer? It really. means fun for 1s Say, where 19 the daughter or son who'® deny that there's everuting die Mon N’ DopP Let's start off today’ to repay you and [Ices start it, and then, never atopt Wopyright, 1926, by Seattle star) ° NO VACATIO for your money if you have it invested in bonds. « This list offers some high yields. Rate Maturity Yield 614% 1950 7.40% 7V;% 1945 8.67% 1915 7.75% 37-45 6.75% 1934 6.85¢ 1950 7.75% City of Berlin Hungarian Con. 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