The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 30, 1925, Page 8

owe ee ale oat: Se Sr ip er 8 F ee RN a arene 7 PAGE 8 THURSDAY, JULY 30, 19: | — - i} - s x : sive etme : ) | 4 | Th S | U. SeCALLS SEATTLE HEALTHIEST CITY! shed Daily 5 d —_ e eatt le! tar wr} |] Ue Oe 4k tL 4 AA Lid hinan, Bpecial Neprese Ban Prancteco » Amer I \ e t the e - ‘ tea s end h leago office, « man Ave; New Phene MA - i ‘ , attle 1 perm Par 2 4200 ‘ a - as ma W a Maroh 8, 1879 | \ ' oe ° . Seattle Shows the Way | What D Ya Mean, Lost? irre ; . | t A to . " . _ s ‘ ¥ | : OMETIME before the next congress TE Big fd said a Sign on a cage in figure che at. pri * e | ea meets the government may sell 01 1e Star’s pet parade, in Seattk tod by t ariel ag : 3 | ive away the power resources of Mus- | Wedn Bt Inside were two monkey ane Se Mr ive ; ; ; | ) ch Sho. Or the government may de If by the sign the monkeys meant to tom t tire i No 5 P ‘ cide to retain, develop and operate this convey that it has been decided. they Avera 1 « ‘ power. It being a government, at the aren't man’s ancestor well, we hardly ! ‘ , , { ' ' P moment, which believes that private busi- | think they lost " P ae ; : ‘ “ The = ness interests are more important than We | arrived at tl lanialoy far } , t elt + public business interests, sale or gift | Rie SF ide ba 4 & Hoy as , k - itt fe that = : ih + seems likely. The private interests will ane?) gah OULEAEOD, BEOweR ON = FEE Dee a s acres . y 4 ~ ’ t Bhs by 45-mile-an-hour auto drivers, men Riis oe = Sis Ea 2 ¥ 7 = : fight, tcoth and toe-nail, against govern- | wearing brown buttoned shoes, womer = # ment operation and they will have the | ada sof ade ist vont! iar ps ; i OUT OUR WAY BY WILLIAMS | . . ) > unthinking support of many people who | M&X!g Up In public, youths using pocket } Mr Fixit of the Star | doubt that public ownership and opera- | combs openly and without shame, jay e 2 | 1, , Bis eee ihe 7 walkers, uplifters, go-getters, world sav — : : iis i ert work. | ‘ iin | er8 do-gooders, millennium chasers, syn |), NOVELS LIKE THS WONT HORT = T GUESS _ Undertakes Here to Remedy Your Troubles } B e city es » is now engage . he ee S FQ) . ‘ . . . e : A eal hict oe Ws ie o> | thetic-gin drinkers, people who say “very Bf HIM MA. THIS FRANK MERRIWELL| | rece wit BE ALL \ \\ If of Public Interest | ee eee ar than Muecle Shoals. | Unique” and. those lost souls who insist 19) \S ALANS Donic: GOoD FOR I, 8 gd IL e| re er’ a 7 se onoals, - ~ y | £. per cent more power than Muscle oa on singing “Moonlight and ‘Roses’ over { PEOPLE, I READ IT MYSELF, | ' ahh _ _ , t This single city is undertaking to do what | fhe! sedis 8 } : ef eT CLO ( a PPS R 0245 { Some citizens fear to have the wealthiest | Monkey didn't lose. Y . | TTS NOT A BIT LIKETH C \) | a ¢ } government in the world attempt eUanoy a yor RIG Gi pee ou won \\ ie AOWOCD DICK NOVELS T }} ine { OF WiOsE WILD HE DONT NEVER || . ) ; ir. F ed th For years Seattle has operated its own jadi = Gay { USED “TO READ- A-Orie I MEAN Ne TORI AME COT PEEPUL. | ty everyt ig alive wlth light and power plant, saving vast sums Think Twice! \\ < LAT THEY oat ’ NOVEL OS GIVES | ) t ‘ hey destroy e of money to its citizens, including its Pp?! ICEMEN are the points of contact | SIN Mt a TE. o oct 4 ¢ + manufacturers, and making a substan- between the law-abiding public and hem } tial profit besides. The present larger | criminals. The mind is a freakish temple m pss © undertaking is a direct result of its sue- | of many chambers Alway lurking : = cess, accomplished in the face of opposi- | around its dark passages, is the idea that : tion similar to that now facing govern- | policemen take on the attributes of those nich ment operation of Muscle Shoals. i against whom they war and from whom I of Seattle's original venture, the Sci- they protect the public. ° eee meri s The reason for this is psychological, vicar bart onis hs er. Its C fevaiver ba but it’s real. And it’s wrong. He ‘ ae F @lectric developments in the world; « In the midst of traffic scrambles, in zi s finest. The city also owns one of the dark alleys, in forbidding dens—always, I San ¢ country, with a in places of danger, in places repulsive to : nat Ga es the average citizen—there you will find F as 3M owe ‘ your policeman protecting you ainst y f ets, public b gs and the evils you do not sense because you do net “ie ‘ rly reVenues ¢ $3,000,000, t hyp 8 . ¥ t ing ee dvs octramaly low Nanls Shadren know about them, and you will not know vey ™ f g The highest rate in Seatt! ¥ portone is about them until your policeman is off le if of cents a kilowatt hour and the lowest 1 m lo. his disagreeable job. pl ra off ¢ y to watt hour. Ft e rates run from 5.5 ce Jown These thoughts are inspired by obser- } . -“ re h 1d oe ‘peat a ilowatt iia bine spite of:t vation during the Knights Templar con- { of fa: Meee - Siming has turned back to its t : , clave. But they are applicable at any b 4 © 4m profit and $4,000,000 in depreciation.” other time. Stop and count six the next r Ro cr F : ° ——- time you want to cuss the policemen of Parades and Such F eR y ARADING’S hard work—hard on the U.S: A. 1985 marchers and not so hard on the da been readin advertisement in Watchers, cheerers-on, hand-clappers and a magazine. Three ugly-looking citi-~ _ organizers. q But it’s a lot of fun, at that. Everybody _ has a good time. The marchers become ed shooting bullets at ‘a automobile. But the bul zens are r large and cost DO LUKE WD LIVE WER— Remetiitethe well-iown “cynosure of lets are bouncing off the car, off the PA 5SED BY THE BOARD OF CENSORS 3 vell-know sure 0 4 a inf river - — : all eyes.” The bandsmen blow away for i ema eid Ftc be getting ee Ni oo —- TEE Re ee dear life and smile with satisfaction be- : The ad tells Ashe pope Ha aioe a > > An 1 Y > ete are no blue eee ets on and a new kind of glass for automobile l e nswers - our Questions P e sidewalks cheer and eat candy. News- bodies, which look no different from paper men scurry around with important Jooking badges that don’t mean a thing— | but the boys like to wear ’em, anyway. Of course, the best thing about it all is ‘to go home afterward, stand under the Shower for twenty minutes, put on some other metal and glass, but render the car safe from attack. Such cars, says the ad, “can be equipped for offense as well 3 ce | as defense, so that one can can stand off eerie a mob.” fluid, tt 13.6 times as heavy cool clothes, drink a gallon of iced lem- Part of the page is given up to a pic- * onade and then sit down in a comfortable | ne and pes arson io a bullet-proof chair and say: “Well, gol-ding it, that | thes ee a te ase Soa was SOME parade!” rese vests, it is ared, are nece ssary | protection for armored car crews, bank : pe say) doormen, bank messengers, cashiers, cus- Let's Make It Last: | tom house officers, industrial guards, 1 T may be too early for kicks. And it | jewelers, jewe alesmen, mine guards, dentla ° ~ may be that the Knights Templar are | paying tellers, paymasters, pay roll car- % * too gentlemanly to make them, even if | riers, private detectives, railroad guards, ° they felt like it. Bae : } revenue agents, sheri sheriff's depu- 9 Ww ed ae i. gals up penis time es te Bess cae troopers, steamship officers ae a at not one complaint against Seat- | and watchmen. Set aummibes: the tle’s brand of hospitality has been over- | What an interesting state of affairs we sath Tana laa 68h heard by those having contact with the | must have in this count ‘ t ~ visiting hosts in Seattle this week. | Statistics seem to show that there : y 5 Let’s not just keep the record clean for | as many police and other law officers as A , the rest of the week. Why not make it ever. Does anyone happen to know what Pan ‘f for the life of the city? | is occupying ae ir time? sed as i F Rroition= No, 29 Ss ai FROM Reader | Ectrers’ 2208" Readers STAR Star must have name and address Using His Brain | By Percy W. Cobb, B. S., M. D. All letters to The On Sand Point | * MAN 250,000 YEARS AGO DO GOATS really EAT TIN CANS? er rerre eer terest tts e ( 1 Am ‘ c for : tur \ d 1 ] i ' O, that’s just a supersti- Zerolene Successfully Lubricates lengthens the life of the engine; | £ tt tion fostered by the comic ALL Makes of Cars and because it does — automo- ber of Com a he hae strips. And the idea that If you have been paying high bile agencies and big users of is somethin such celebrated makes as Cadillac, mysteriously the Pacific Coast states have come to disregard. and low—more cars than any other oil made, Insist on Zerolene—even if it does cost Jess. Always ask for ; 2 h 1 n : prices for eastern oils — think H P better about ern” automo- what a “lubrication census” of | Chrysler,Dodge,Lincoln,Oakland, : : ELMER W, CARLBERG bile lubricants simply because — the automobiles inanylarge west-' Packard, Pierce-Arrow, Willys- 4 ! Hollywood, Was they are made intheeastandcost ern city would show: Zerolene Knight, etc., unhesitatingly say— I facilit ’ On Dope nt Hoc more is another superstition— successfully lubricating every “Use Zerolene,”” ; 2 t uid Fah ae which a majority of motorists in make of car in use—high priced Why pay tribute to superstition? ; f : No, N Jastern Oils ; ; ; ZEROLENE by name. ie i n No, Nor Do Eastern Oil Why Experienced Automobile 3 ek thr of 1 1 Lubricate Better . “Tyee 4 ” ; ; Men Say—“‘ Use Zerolene Get the facts! 5 i "paar As a matter of fact, the best and Zac forimanh pashlicnaiilie ; i lin te Zerolene increases . i . psi most suitable crude petroleum for . fa A series of independent and im- 4 age, reduces carbon troubles, and i F fi the manufacture of a motor oil, is partial reports showing the experi- ? : obtained from Pacific Coast w r ence of large users with Zerolene : i ETHEL M, CLARK Zerolene, made from this naph- — | Insist on Zerolene— | motor oil has been collected inour m8 flying ma See. West Seattle W.C. 1 1 | thenic base crude, carefully se- if booklet, “Why Pay Tribute to a 4 shipping ha t | lected and refined by our patented even 1 Superstition?” Ask any Standard ‘ your exce nt dock cil it c i : tt ‘ : th high-vacuum process, not only 1t does cost less Oil Company representative er ; should be followed and that ou | costs /ess but lubricates better, cae = ein Zerolene dealer for a copy. ; f CPA air port should ed south ; WWM yl of the city, where we have four a! th tran Arie joi TANDARD OIL COMPANY : on the ground, the earllest man relied more ana i aks eRe cay (C ALLE ORNS don hin skill H in Half a million ago he lived on the products of the hunt, with 410 Third MM {> out implements and without lan Aw the ages r , gi ae * appeared the beginnings of those destined to ¢ > clvi ey x + PH ek, JULY 30 + Szation. | On Giving Rides are very curiou f The primitive weapons and implementa wore stones, first used just Editor, The Star | Mot. to he: beptom of thing | {as nature supplied them, later rudely fashioned by chipping one agalnat In tae hope that fF may be put And Have many (alantk } Another. Bossibly by scratching amorig the plants with hia hands he Mshed in your column | You an fe Hr of ott y , Jearned the use of seeds and solls and began growing his food {n addi | wending 1 this ‘message | And of b 8 tl hts ; ;° tion to hunting for st, His erles and calls became more varied, and think that it Is of universal ine | “you ne Laohie' nile 1 {he invented the art of speaking to his companions, At some time, 1 torent | Oy cure Witve alone Ui, oe sate { Mech ahile Mey y ' | r care to be alone a stroke of fate, he learned the use of fir | It seems that when people are | Companionship {4 necossary t« ; Ho still had great beetling eyebrow ridges which marked him ax | pleasure bent, It 4 iys Kelfinnh | ii : 1 closer to the apellke form of his ancestor than to the man of toda Neasure. They should be ashame it 4 Such was the man who thrived about 250,000 yearn ugo, when for rata } oa]. nue Soamnly, aacitad: idea Y! the fourth time a large part of the earth wax covercd by a gigantic ii arh’ | aha’ Bue Reed. MAINE Pw eres e ea teat flow of ice from the north. {tans whon we soo cripples hobl ei A you fi al (Continued 'T 0 . ott teat | jh (Continued Tomorrow) | along tho highways without « And you reach your gol, bpp HC PI