The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 26, 1925, Page 6

a weck stages an al to fix him PAGE 6 THE SEATTLE STAR ooo ~- ——~w |e ees — — owaaetell ae ne - cn a a A Denese a [our OUR WAY BY WILLIAMS | | . ] } 3 ae é > .| he Seattle Star == ‘ ”)| Hindenburg and Business Newspaper Eo » The Star | 7” 3 By N. D, Cochran terpriee Aven 1307-09 Seventh @ye., Seattle, Waah. minaiinn Ga, / F ~ . aan Le and United Gliman, Nu & Rut Bpetia ratives. hone Maio / Mou s® DOGGONE r — — -— -—- —--__- somery Big Chicago office, 4 x y { ——__ (FRsr oF ALL T DUBINE * t ts} ken Le Weat date wi ston office, Tremont Bt e608. RIGHT THEYS MONEY / ~/. . B f pot (mall out of city, 08 month 169, 4 monthe 62.00, BERRIED HERE! Wy L pat GOSH THINK TLL BuY my \ ro , J aa matter at Beattie, Wo, under act of March WB \ L SEEN TH’ BaNocITS I HOPE So! \MA N PA AT Sant | { tt Be F ; hs | BERRY IT AS PLAIN APTER ALL [HOUSE THEN LiKE ¢ bea been , f of thous Don’t Rush! Listen to the profound melody of a Kis URL BGT” INS TAS work | SO WEL. NEN 1LL} the Interna j ond press ‘i . - Ch pin, stretched out on a slab, with .¢ ’ - é que ~ , ‘ « i HE city council ts wise in refusing to | three well-known surgeons and’ four y\TMiS ZACT SPOT, N’ BY WERE Gonna | START A ICE CREAM § ie She. Langue Sf tu i " be rushed into a quick decision on | Iovely nurses, all in cleanest nightgowns, \ GOLIM EVERY DREAM T , Po. beac 3 Foor bid Hi an had ‘ “will the city manager question searching for his gall bladder, or appen \ENER HAD ET HAS COME yer \OS e y neit i i t " «nifi It is too important an Issue to be placed | Giy Drama and opera brought down to \.PURTY NEAR TRUE.) \ NOTHIN - AN-NEN ' Ve at in the hands of politicians who would é : a ‘e ra — < — ——$_— busi A date, where we all could recognize why \ ) Y slose or retain their jobs on the outcome ae s&s i - the : and what the heroes and heroines are 2 of the manager election, or of any organ - 4 Se from ¢ I Hy yelling or singing. And, of course, after that, like the wind, “bloweth where it : : 3 . ' , public entertainment based on surgery, will, and thou hearest thé voice thereof, 4 ae the c must come more based on dentistry, The but knoweth not whence it cometh and dramatic possibilities of dentistry are Whither it goeth.” imply wat 2694 way It’s every voter’s job to begin thinking Z ovat 2 for himself on the question of a city LAE vat aves JE Aer Tar supravess ce . contest; that Manager. For undoubtedly it will be an e vee it out thi pa Anything that Liste AO sar hg acs issue—probably THE issue—in the next passing hes “ad ad,» aleg y deaay 9 Ph te bi best—for business ‘campaign es” in New York is swallowed, here- ’ ie ‘sm | Spey MA rf =: ef f abouts, even when most of it doesn’t get i and the | be toward a buriness league of ’ ’ farther west than Schenectady. tion and rvation of nat to which kings, kalsers: A Debt That's Due ; mi ae | multans’ and f *QEATTLE, wonder city of the West Time to Make Hay mankvatlets j rg, and .| will be « poll in its growth, has been handicapped EARLY four out of five of the that general tions when a to a large extent by the same rapidity motor vehicles’ of the world are ons oe : pai sitneals cia a Golitinal league of ‘th that made it famous. - . ) s tutior wn re- | St needs such « political leagu ,Of grow a a S. American made, a condition that cannot public he in c naid. | Jn its business So fast have new sections built up, last. Janae 80 quickly has been the development of Our foreign brothers are slow in the f 58 industrial territories and so urgent have matter of adopting our F 5 i “ 8 3 § ni a g our innovations anc t ‘been the demands from isolated centers enterprise It took them years to grasp ila AW 0 é ar tthat sprang up like mushrooms for the advantages of scientific plumbing Undertakes Here to Remedy Your Troubles, if They sewers, car lines and other necessities and the possibilities of electric and tele- Are of Public Interest jthat the city today “e to a large extent phone service and, until the problem of G } ees ne 0 A ae ake cheaper fuel is solved, they will not ap- MOMENTS WE'D LIKE Live OVER- eo ST RwiLbans Mr. Fist: The past fow | might party that keeps the ufts that have been installed to meet proach our productivity of motor vehicles. FAITH HOPE AND CHARITY waka I hate been. pestered: ba Selctirh aicbe the’ batter aoe? ‘Pressing needs. But, they, will be up near us in the race, ar se NL AA wk Eon a) nL he Al Ai heiitnedinns telephone calls for alt sorts of of the night? If I should calt + Little attempt has been made in the sometime. They've got the brains for | -———-—-——-—— —__—___ oem payne bey Papers pecltett, the polled tha nelok¥er wows past -. Shea these al ssi Bagh it, altho the same do atem to -work Y ihe fink poche “ante ‘Deon know who did it. What can I ‘or to build toward any one particular ob- slowl M R / a Vf / , } S , the chief offende but there 7 es ¥ § Q . 4 ) ‘ nder t do about i? K jective. And, as the city rapidly grew Now is the hay-making time for the ore OMmaAnCE Ss CAVING I vé eC are others, and 1 think the tea” Finis tied sa nelgbhe ‘into a metropolis, it found itself pain- | American manufacturer By Ruth Finney vis ie ph Maca A ig tr mh like that he would not care if fully pinched by growing pains. | : ered —/| bothered over the phone in thia | he did know who called the po- ‘Then came the organization of the city sv’'t It Jarring? | Wasinatos \ to 5.961, or 3 per cent. | sm. One flashing light on a | manner, What can be done | tice splanning commission, a body of 21 public- | ESTER STEVENS, aviator explorer The rigged of number of light keepers buoy operated 18 months with about 17 G. P. | aries sSpirited citizens, each an expert in his and geologist, is raising the very So aie oe bivate ee area tne eat; ay taba lew a baked segs sens ta ental Mr. Fizit; There is a man in sown line, who agreed to serve without deuce, by laying before the scientists at bg he resent a ihe" on setod eran teehee islands Tan: been ctaiting mae make donations outside the | this city who makes a business uy in the hope of laying out a compre- Los Angeles as likely a relic of the | itscit, in passing from Amer But there is no present pros. 1911, flashing every three community fund. He includes | of making friends of working * iv which Seattle i- ‘ SPs ei ap td Ceara | ihe +s af - of. wiminatins Seconds, night and day, for 14 the policeman’s ball and the girls who are saving money. ‘ci cc tb aa ie ae at se pd mastodon as has ever been discovered, chat sth hhc Eb ard onary yen ; “whibout fal 4 : | fireman's picnic in the list, be- He takes them out to rca- meee cou ud in the future so that | which he found while exploring the wilds | ™*?t#! efficiency statios light abips At some fixed st & oun cause he does not know when tauranta and pute dope tn their stheir construction would economically fit | of Mexico not far from Hermosillo, | require hig wer and ¢ valve is provided which cuts | ke may have to call them food when they are not looking, “into a general centralized scheme of Sonora. It is a petrified egg, about the cated machinery, and the off the flashing light when the eet of the rest that pn cote and ones none earns ‘ things. h ; ; size of a man’s head, dug from a mam- tives pis thie in Recently electricity 1s being 1 no way to stop the ca stand he has a wife in another : Little | as been heard of the planning | maliferous stratum of precious ores, It Hable. op on rendera the used for the automatic flashes, which in a nuisance of the first city. I am positive about thts scommission since its inception, but every was all right for a dinosaur or a ubstitution of wholly automat and ¢ is oc But having his list man doing these things, Can fmember has been hard at work. Such pterodactyl to lay eggs and have ‘em pet- stion | casior ‘ can turn them down yon, ia. Rit A. N 7 i ; ait « i " ron auton gument you know of a specific case difficulties as the rapid transit 8 stem, rified but science has put the mastodon B polgeia so laKe and will go to the prosecuting ithe traffic problem, the Denny Way re- down as a mammal, and yet this Mexi- m lights t * Mr. Fixit: What can be done | attorney in the County-City grade and other knotty problems that can egg has the end of a perfectly fine iia ” with a neighbor who once or | building, he will tell you how jhave puzzled Seattle for years have been mastodon proboscis sticking from a crack weg Ane ot tackled and scientifically studied. Re- in its shell. Thee oper ‘ports and recommendations on them are See where the thing leads, don’t you? ad a oper flashing to be made ten ; | If a mastodon laid eggs, so could the eS. vier ae with disting ng char » Only then will Seattleites _ recognize | ancient cow or pig, and away goes your bbe me prone kaohein fea tn of the he debt of gratitude that it already | theory into a cocked hat! dSctsa’ ac; ltbeoesie cease | Ncucmuaenemnituea eotenmeotia: sowes to this modest body of 21 men. Aba veurro peerage vane has enabled us to greatly in- ntallation of aids to navigation 3 Social Explanation crease the number of alds to in regions like Alaska, where, na fon,” says Comminsioner due to inaccessibill cont ore It Seems Possible Editor—In wedding notices, why do the news. G, R. Putnam of the bureau light stat unly retarded the | | | i : ‘i 5 | : of regula : ie We spree as to pores. ane a wane . WANDA NOE. “In the vast x yeare the pr foes of pene wie S > ota. i aids maintained etylene «i ored In t * ee ee ee Oy) BB.hO trembling asi ELL, usually, just because the Mrs. pric we sitia lt grove daprirdt ice tg per has in 4 from 11,713 ¢ is used for most of the av made others tremble. Try Weahable Well Finish 7 < Bocas has probably engineered the affair 17,866, or 63 6 matic lights A small le seat bath soak saa ; ce | from the start, and the society reporter the number of flame burns continuously Jey tom or Peale Shattuck ea 50 “pounds ge believes in putting the credit for sincere | SY tic, has Increased only trom | teased by fhe faseing rcha pet fH Saath seek eran a oy | social labor where it belongs. Very often al Be New Yorke tall mrctntions o | father has had nothing to do with bring- } ‘s s ; 7 Tah. wons 0" | ing on the blissful climax, save paying the R W 1 TIT } Ch i ete plastic athe galt wot itd | bills, and his function as mere figurehead ag cea Ss t lé i1e. Metiey will only let the victim yell fits him. Occasionally, and especially in ahuraily. the upper circles, young Smith’s or Jones’ Ha Yy Fe ver Cause x ee , father is a single man, by court decree ‘Wire fon fron nk. “Cahn Hare Come to think about it, isn’t it a bit | and it wouldn't be au fait to notice him. pnp despa Ar onciycodr don ¢ Temarkable that, while all the great TI PI BY : ry p a thie fel ideas om painting woedwork. Bits hen, too, it is usually wel a " DR. HUGH S. CUMMING = |_ growing from three to six feet ene dramas, tragedies, and, indeed, also most | pride’tecl that ahe ha cot ee ake, the | Surgeon General, United States | high, with rout, bairy_atem ale miling Walls all of the great operas are based upon : wipe bead Mother's | Public Health Service and a small, nodding greenish boy.” You cannot be too early about > i : eee egal hice aide r anh, put- Aste actual number of hay | white head of flowers. The os puicide or other rendings of the ting the bl into the marriage relation | fov Jucitig weeds is | marsh elder grows in moist human form divine, surgery has been and many women prefer men who are large y weed growing in | ground and wet places. It is fover-looked? Picture a Brutus sneaking | somewhat accustomed to being run by a Brea» piptiaion eA wiht RA | 4 Soe en ee ee eee I I ‘up on Ceasar armed with saw and lance. | woman = : ie SWRA EMMOMS <I aie adiisce Sauda coors (AGE WA FINI SH > nf | possibly has ita he danger season is from Aug. | quota of hay ust to November. There also 2 ? . | fever victims & wentern elder, a western pla $ NS Wers to Your Questions 2 2 || One of the | which grows from watery, creep HE walls of your home!—Silent sentinels of comfort ° eo |] chief offender | ing root stocks, with stems or and privacy! Let them be smiling walls that cheer and S = | is the common } br Be hess Hea un i, st soothe—that contr bute their full share to that indefinable Are any except citiens of the | rag weed, some or two high. ‘Thin elder usua semiething Ge GalLe fy i MU sores ctecitted “a the | (NOU can git an dane to] | mvelones, newspaper wrappers ana! times know 0 grows in sandy, saline soil si some atmosphere, United States navy personnel? 1} any question of fact or in- | | PU'M, Carin for the year 19247 an ambrosia, or "CARELESS WEED," a Creation of harmonious wall effects has its practical side, i Erier to 1906 there is 00 lau | pre pies writing be Seat- | patel ds EL a | Roman worm: j seioats mee ; annual, hi hash here Washable Wall Finish comes to your aid prohibiting persons not citizens v,| | th uestion Editor, 1322 ‘ | wood, because reddish stem and leaves of a dui with is tan ey : © the United States from entering the jeer York ave, Washington, | | 2 Can you name some women in| \t4 leaven re green, ‘Tho flowers are small, Me Siete its artistic effects and its help , The a pulddie ot D. C, and inclosing 2 ce; the Old Testament who ruled either | haa Oh greenish-yellow ir ‘olor, and A + Gf U. & cilcens wae started on| | 1000s stampn for reply. No | |!9 their own right or ax the wite of| the wormwood, EyHyied lass, (Chas “oareloae! First, Washable Wall Finish is easily applied b: November 28, 1906, when an order| | medical, legal or marital ad- | | pie Wad weed spreads widely and grows ticed hands! Th ields th Roem y Unprace twas issued providing for extra pay||¥iee. Personal replies, conti- | A. Deborah, the juage who was} \s an annual, from: three to six feet in height a ands! saudep he 's those mellow tints and shades for citizens in the navy. Shortly| | dential, All letters must be | | practically the ruler of her people;| with leaven It is found generally on waste 80 long monopolized by Kalsomine. And, a damp cloth after this an order was issued re-| | signed. || Athaliah, the usurper, who reigned| much cut and Cumming | ground or in empty ground that quickly removes soil from your walls, restoring their origi- sirieting enlistments to citizens of | ¥— mover Judah sis yeara; the Queen of| thin, It has | has been cultivated. It i¢ a men- nal freshness—impossible with other kinds of wall finishes, the United States 3, § pounds, respectively, Sheba, who visited Solomon ’ upikes of green flowers at the | aco from April to Decemb Pie Fae | made of ordinary tungaten magnet! bel, the foreign wlfe ae Ahad, aI and of ae Lip ys it eae fie CKLE. BUR: ee i gas This is because Washable Wall Finish is a high grade © .Q What is the best time to trans-|*¢¢! Properly hardened hated by Elijah, the prophet; Vaahti| along roadsides and in dry | annual, with branching atems varnish paint. It forms a non-porous surface uneffected by plant trees? oe and Esther, in the Book of Esther:| ylacex, expecially in fields that | The fruit consists of a rough liquids, Comes in many beautiful shades and colors, and is A. Trees should de transplanted) @ How much money was realized| Nehuahta, mentioned in Jeremiah,| have beon neglected after a crop ; burr with usually two curved applicable on rough or smooth plaster. at atime when they are dormant.,»Y the United States government) «zi and Zeruch, mentioned in} of wh rye or onts has been beaks covered with prickles The carly spring or late fall is|ftom the sale of stamps, stamped|/ Kings 2126, | ‘umme} | straight tipped or hooked, It _ Our free book on painting tells you more about wall fin- eatitered the Dest time. co NDERS |’ grows from two to six feet high ishing and other interior home painting and suggests color | and & found usually in rich soil, schemes, Illustrated in colors ite Forite sitet Al: Q How large must a permanent Ec pease peat Ee . IEA ATCE Ay ME Se that ts capenie oc ucing etter's FROM Readers WEED, a tall, say Ph Astepos pate ask your Dealer about Furter Quality Paints and Var- from one to five pounds STAR unsightly also called the Baer Y nishes, also for color cards and about painting questions, Rane’ tcc pt Pr & ; : horseweod. It grows from six to ie i 4 eg eee generat a iss All Letters to The Star Must Have Name and Address tei Phat: Ik Helene wate arod | si For all large ‘obs consult a master painter. enough to lift a weight of one, two,) Gye Dyan ei : i ——/ | hairy stem, The lower leaves Wliree, four and five pounds, re.| stevens Pass Highway from Spekano to Seattle, which ly patted with separate mar: | W. P. FULLER & CO, + 301 Mission Street y SAN FRANCISCO apectively, depends upon so man Editor The tar 4 *e Sunset ughway thru It is common fn most soils 25 BRANCHES IN PACITIC COAST CITIES PAC factors that exact figures can sie tn THe Blarof ‘Alle! Snoqualmie Pass, — she be from Quebec to Florida and west TH ait nero IN BAN FRANCISCO, LO# ANGELES AND PORTLAND be given. A series of U-shaped| co. ¥. Meacham stat finished before spending money to Nebraski, Colorado and istributors of Valspar on the Pacific Coase magnets having cross scctional) would be on two other proposed locations Mexico, In the moist land, n areas of 0.1, 0.2, 05, 0.4 and 0.5| the citizer The Snoqualmie Pass route ts» the Gulf coast, it forms about he For Sale by the S ey ie fiches square and total length of| thing to ; over 1,000 feot lower than the 90 per cont of all the rag weed ra 4 : y the Stores Listed Below 25, 5.0, 7.5, 19.0 and 12.5 inchea and! rovement of the Stevens Pasa Blevens Pasn and im cight. and WHAT RAG WBED, a 4 W. P. FULLER & CO., 2nd Ave. South and Jackson Street, 1629-1631 Westlake seelghing approximately 1, 4, 9, 16\ road. 1 for one think that the one-half miles shorter to Wenat perennial weed, growing from | Bitetay: Honea Coa S301 No: Fant Sh Mts Vigw Mardware Co, sun ind 26 ounces should lift about 1,| shortest and most direct rot chee and Spokane, For over a two to six feet in height, from Bunge Harper Lumber Co. LWiite Center Station. Nein fare ton c ides lecadseentancansabeshcemeen a owls tal iiecmanis ear state engineers have been running root stocks, thicker and raga reer 1348 Rainier Ave, Powell's Pha | ¥ Chamberlain Store Co, ird and E, eae ~1$3§ Broadway relocating the highway, olimin- stouter than the common rag i eae | Credit Painting & Decorating @ 919 Wontiewe net Seaborn Lumber C $54 35th Ave, S, W. | ing all curves. and switch weod, covered with loose, shag- | HDNESDAY, AUGUST 26 Graver; Albert. Hobe dhs Ay eee Speiger & Huriby 2nd and Union St. backs i aah aavenee | If so, you are a brilliant D W. 6 Greenwood Ave. oa saat ! ky hairs and thick leaves, Thi Pimbing Ge Sumood Ave, etry & Datraug iOR There ts pavement from & in the common form of rag weed talker “ay tornay Ayd weedy ‘opp. | & SthAve. No, tle to Preston and new grade (i Douiistana, andi'in the prairie | You have literary ability | Heraper, A 20 University Way Vester Was dae from there to tho foot of the country, In the West {t gener And an unlimited vocabulary * Holmes Co. E. Siiand Greet: ae ¥ mountaina. This has already ally replaces the common rag You are voluble Hloekla A. E reali age. 1b pi “ - cont the people a large sum of weed But not insipld Howell Street Hard : Watocns: | fl irkland money so lets finish one good FALBE WORMWOOD grows | You aro easily irritated. Jackson Purmture’ Co. Bee yackton ee, Redmond om ® praware. Ge. TEN ; | highway and then build some ‘om two to three feo lat ‘are vidaltiviicvers junction Hardware Co, iW. St Shag aolliancuaaien me . cepin’ clean. How much does it matter how dirty they ge ; , r Dwers reKe orked P interest jn playin’ is keen? how dir It get If their | Yours truly bling tiny caulifowers, It ta People confide in you 4 The health of a child gets its start when ho'n young and {I ee JACK MeGRATH almost always in bloom and may, Often, alas, to thelr sorrow h 0 and the seed 5 cree therefore, cause hay fover at Fo can't keo orets M4 ® fut re i RIMSAM Ade ce cuteche . r you can't keep avcret for the os ee ects . up the ladder of strengti, rung by The | i + . any season of the year, It in Tatlareciniultva Sere ve tusns Our; aw 1anks Star very common along the at Oy ys « The builders’ most need are sunlight alr if a youngstor’s to | Editor ‘The star aldewalka and in Nh To the point of being paychle ® really advance, To rol him of playin’, to give too much care, jy puttin’ | I want to express my sincere ba AS iavas ctonaly Ags Ar aeuene euaeatt Cnn ogy ; ota, 11m leaves closely rovomble Mhattanatna your tenes Go on, ict ‘em run in the open and free, Aw, shucks, Jet ‘om play | good publicity you gave ou DUCT cdnAAUY. BH dlatlnipilaived You are undemonatrative ISHES te fhe sands, Jig let ‘em get dirty as dirty can be, and smear up | Muggal Mire Insurunee Conve by the «mall white flowers, 14 4 ‘ ut Joyal and steadfast in | heir facen and hands | tion. ‘Thin was also very much lorida it, | c {a “a > ve uc grows in Wlorida and from Ala jpahere’s always warm water and soap to bo had, x0 wash the Kids | appreciated by tho delegates bama to Texan, The dangerous 1esaui ; r ; PIONEER WHITE LEAD jy, and then you'll find they won't mind it. In fact, they'll be glad visiting our eity Onno! from Janu 0. ‘ cyt have & houso to rent, use BARS 5 —yY Beer asd get dicty again, la SLAC A ui abe gave EF VRIMALY LO) 1 Star Want Ads for quick results 798 XPERIENCB—YOUR ASSURANCE OF FULLER QUALITY % 4 4 hd " ne © } iy or: y sd (Copyright, 1926, for The Star) e | ¥. J, MARTIN MARSH BLDER, an annual [town Heulation iy larger; the cost is