The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 29, 1925, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR sony. | peony iene eset oe —_ OUT OUR WAY BY WILLIAMS Poe, sserroy | |Cudeeldatalish ncadath 1 "| Criminals Rarely Escape @ P By Chester H. Rowell a — — t i ki “crime wave” may be only one more example of the familiar observation that we have invented tools faster than we have developed the character to | The Seattle Star terpriee Acen. 1907.09 Beventh A Seattle, Wash. 4 Unites 3 by The Miter Podiiehing Oo, Phone Maine Bervion. li eS IEEE use them. Man’s first tool was the hammer, and the 7 ‘ se he 2 as to brain S ee ] s or Isn't? first use he made of it was to b So, Boss! Is or Isn't! | his neighbor. Some of us are still in and girls in the cities that stage. Hes FORD, having stood a 1926 mod- |, “If W's all right for wemen And Kiet ie eater Fest A el Durham cow alongside a 1926 model Teena, and ix pobile, wii taf wrolie. for ts to chaw | flivver, decides that from the standpoint tobacco?” WOMAN SUBSCRIBER of efficiency the flivver is a better bit of engineering than the cow. And having done his part in the substitution of the flivver for that antiquated machine called the horse, he is now asking that some- body do as much in the matter of the cow. He believes it is possible to devise a machine that will produce synthetic milk to take the place of cow's milk. Because the “gun” makes the cowardly weakling equal to the strong man, and the automobile provides a quick “get- away,” crime and escape are both too easy. The same conditions have weak- ened the old restraints of parental and community discipline. Nobody knows his neighbor, and home is a place to sleep. To a strong character, these wider contacts offer opportunity for growth. To a weak character, they HIS paper has had the above question | poked at it in a dozen varieti and it is cheaper to answer than dodge it. | In this life it has come to be that the | matter of right or wrong, in many in- stances, depends upon the personal taste or personal conscience, It becomes increas- ingly difficult for one person, including the editor, to draw the line as to the mul- Don't laugh at Henry when he says titude, when differentiation between the offer escape from responsibility. It is Kowelh this. Remember that your grandfather sexes is becoming so weak and uncertain. Well's “race between education and catastrophe,” with laughed at the idea of mechanical horses The use of tobacco is probably one of catastrophe, for the moment, in the lead. If it is and that you now laugh at your grand- the wasteful habits and there is more o1 not to win, new methods of moral training need father in a way you wouldn't want your less wrong in any waste, but the vast speeding. The old ones are hopelessly handicapped. dehildren to laugh at you. Can't you 4 . majority are using tobacco and little of foresee the day when Dayton, Tenn., will : sin or lawlessness is chargeable against its S usual, there is the dull-season summer agitation i be arguing the ques’ ion of whether milk | use, Civilization puts up with, even if it on the proposition that the newspapers should : Machines descended from cows, with the | does not condone, the habit, and it cer- | print only the news that “does good.” court solemnly announcing that it couldn't tainly is growing in the female portion of | And of course, also as usual, nothing will come of it. i be true because cows had tails? | perfectly good homes. In other words, | The people will continue to read the papers that print Ford seems to have a picture of farm custom is taking the social wrong out | all the news, and these will be the survivors. E life and the farming industry entirely dif- of it. | It is well that it is so. For no greater calamity ferent from that which remains in most The only difference between chewing | could befall a democracy than to be spoon-fed on predigested news. Some news does good. Some news does harm. Most news does neither. It is the business of newspapers to print it all; to print it of our minds. Farm life, as he sees it, and smoking is that the one is a bit more is one thing; the farming industry is an- offensive to the really refined taste than other. The farming industry, composed the other. As to the right or wrong of largely of back-breaking drudgery, as he it, there seems to be no argument that : 3 iy " A 2 . } s A } ee decently, considerately, intelligently, and with regards sees it, takes most of the joy out of | will let in the smoking and bar out the FAMILY SECRETS — FROM AN : io teh tatalitaaniea ae oA aste : ee : 4 J " ; » the intelligence and good taste of readers—but farm life. At the same time it is waste. | chewing; that is, if a woman smokes, she OLD “TRUNK INTHE ATTIC. wana “ print it! ful and uneconomic. He'd get greater | may chew, or do both, without further : __Yesults out of less labor and allow the strain of her conscience. ——— SSEEEnenetaeieten — —____—. - farm folks time to live. Which would The publicity of the thing doesn’t seem Z 4 A F ea) _ not be a bad result. to count much. The public is destined to An Inter view W ith Pre dent Calles T. vit 0 é tar : Time was when a farmer's life was put up with woman's smoking and would bss 4 OU k 3 pretty well encompassed within the very likely take it easy should she decide | ' By Maz Stern Undertakes ALY to bie fink Troubles, if They fences that separated him from his neigh- to take to chewing. Shaws re of Public Interest bors. Inside those fences he and his wife At least that s the way we look at it, | EXICO CITY, Aug. 2%— | that I have called Mexico's | rehabilitate the Mexican maases, toiled from 4 a. m. until 9 p. m. and their How do you? | Me hat j ts ae xico's mont | greateat need,” | the president's reply showed | Me. Fistt fs shee: & sche | enough change to accomma- ambition was to get enough ahead to en- sey dee gba san ea ‘To develop Mexico'n resources | {ut It still rankien in his heart. | (" Seattle « if date customers who have large Two H i I put thin question to Presl | In‘ ordér'to help the Mexican aught Duley 1 sind te elipowte aed ’ able them to send their sons off to school wo Homes dent Plutarcho Calles, The an | @84 put her economic house in government in its work of recon- The University of Washington heusct ate ag to become doctors and lawyers and editors | ()\VER in Eastern Washington sits a vaphacdttatlior sige sppss |; Order’ Mexien, must bays cabital struction and social renovation, has a complete course in-archi- | Son © Urs tien he te mot end : —anything but farmers. Better trans- tine home. ‘Theve:t ¢ “Financial rehabilitation!* | from outside. This development. | the government of the United tecture : peation “the riall 4 LY tiny home. There is no other house ; : ilen explained, need | States could do enough by. re- oye’ pleasakt obost {Eee a and Baie i at : telegraph, telephone | in sight. In fact, there isn’t another house ae Cale. Ge x iBoallet | not be predicated, ax in the | straining impationce and by ig- Mr, Fixit: Would it not be think 1 should have the right f 70 “ nave Grawn the farmer into the within a radius of 20 miles, In the two who anawered, but Calles, the | Past om the exploitation and noring the biaxed suggestions of better to sell ice cream by shanoe B. 0: : complex industrial and commercial scheme | small rooms of the shack, with its “lean- | hard-headed business man and | ‘eérdation of Mexican citizens. | some Americans who only seek | weight? I have three boys and tages rae), 10) nee of the present, but he is still anything | to” kitchen, lives a family of six hn Sgamor Good profits, ‘he sald, can be | thelr personal benefit witho we buy @ lot of sce cream by being done, A lve suet but a smooth-working cog in the machine. “What a terrible place to live!” says Mexico's most preasing pe gta easel opl pe A apse! f Spottefel), < 600 <i]. Ne CARA ROR LOAD Oe Se tes | ceallcny Too tank Gee Ford wants to correct this condition for the auto tourist as he passes by. ' mand is the Mnancial rehat wtatus of | compara to ‘thay tive docket, aeaun to haved. 7eaih around a grocery store Is a the sake of the ae himself, as well But is it any worse or bad as the tee ee he : that of the workers in. the t fect alld "a arm” and do wot give good temptation to the aia as_society as a whole crowded teneme! ; a Mexico must ‘ r United States Rirtinsia | measure, preased down, F.C. | hold-up men, but any merchant 2 pment sections of Eastern so that wnt | | - ; é a : richie si es : bo tha own re General Calles and bis cabi- | tle aca He Patink Wii will not-aive a0od should be willing to take @ easical cows may be a step in that | cities, where large families are crowded | sources will cover her nat | sae eal eas Ranagge aioe |’ lake teseese overs Fe eid net dive. sod. | chance on « limited amoume of 4 direction, into one or two rooms? | needs and the execution of |e closed incident," but when ride of Mexico, weight. He would claim that change. : The West at least has fresh air, and eitimate obligations sbroad. aaked what the government and sees Jittle danger to his program it melted on the way home. Jf ce 2 It Comes Back | plenty of it. | “The policy of rigid economy the people of the United States and his government inside of you think you are not getting Mr. Firtt: I have lived tn . } and administrative moralization | can do to help his government Mexico or from the outside, full measure, look up another one house for nearly three aera has always tried to do the | : | that the government has ad: | ——— | Genter. veers, paying $27 per month. ‘ right thing by the tiny republic of Why Not Observe? ee aaa ens’ that ait oe | ities ites ne 90 the sae eae Liberia. {CLE SAM is li ‘ | taken ahd those that will be | . | Mr. Fixit: Property owners nds. asked the new - 5 is likely to be confined to | taken tn th alien t i j ; ji r : * | taken In the future to develop along 12th ave N. signed a pe- lord if I could keep the house ___ And now this bread cast upon the waters his own exclusive set, as evidenced | Industries and other sources of | 00 cep 8 SSentia tition for street ake several at the same rate. He said there - seems to be coming back a hundredfold. by Washington's turning up its nose at national wealth, and the estab: | . | monthe ago, but we have been would be no change. Now he oy Harvey Firestone, tire manufacturer | the Anglo-French proposal for an inter- bs eigen lp inne a or Children unable to obtain information as | talks of 340 a month. Can I Akron, is arranging for a concession | national conference on war debts. 1» tae peeseara 4 Ge Temision) © | to tohen this will be done. Can ° m to verbal con- rear itr; rs | - 4 5. —thene measures will produce, | you assist we. R.LE. tract? READER. tg ‘gram ee wan will _As the matter is one likely to promote | t is reasonable to hope, the | BY DR. HUGH 8. CUMMING | ‘many fine delicate blood ves- | A paving contract on 12th If your verbal contract was Re: le him to set out a rubber plantation | bitterness, it might be well to suggest | %**4¥ economic reconstruction | Surgeon General, United States | ls or capillaries, as they are | ave. N. from 63rd to 65th sts, any specific time and you have of 1,000,000 acres. | that Washington could be represented at | | Public Health Service | called. It dm thru thene capil. | was let July 26. Should be a witness, you can hold the _ This will enable A ica } . “offic tat oS | apse Jarien that all the blood in your | completed fn 120 days landlord to it. If there was no meri at the | such a conference by an /“official observ- HE air passages of the hu British rubbe: vhich j ar ¥ tg 5 body is pumped in less than a newly ie time indicated that you could rubber gouge, which has sent the | er’ in the person of Mr. Morgan, Mr. S ngs | man body begin with the mainuite Wee a dad Mr, Flatts ap. vow (nduce | have Jt at the. Olle on crude rubber up from 20 cents to | Lamont, Mr. Kuhn, Mr. Guggenheim, or lone cette ee For every breath a grown-up | the suburban grocers to carry | doubtful if you could, a pound during recent months. If America had not treated Liberia kindly r a thin, moist membrane whose eet: some other reliable observer of the. al- Look To fastiudd 0s cali up tee) fare ceaney eoemnee frome mighty dollar. At any rate, something ray Maple hade hehe ql : ! dust and to The requirements of tho baby, epics se a the negro republic | should be done to prevent Uncle being J. R. Justice warm and | therefore, are relatively. much a) phe n retctant to give the con- aicate into a class all by himself, where wie Thy nie | sreater than the requirements 4 : cessi Am n. e will be very lonesome. , Pe TEeTP PY feed con aapetir pe E i y stork bet has played the in divided | As a child grows “blder he Every Woman, Mother, gi = Li intrary to the rules Into several should be taught the value of D h d Wi z f and he has lost. ‘That is bad small chan- | regular hours for sleep. He aughter an ife ae nele thru | ghould be taught that the qual- Should Read which alr | ity of sleep Is just as tm- must pass on | portant as the amount of sleep, ~ * Answers to Your Questions ? ?|| wes oui me | Q What Js the total apple )————_—______-4 Seca: its way to If sleeplessness ° Eecaucton inthe Unites polis | \7OU can get an ankwer to} fo he iricork Mer last ap- stilt Tommy, and their hearts the lunge lumpy ativan thts oe oxaly as maa wilehor’ the: states leads | | any question of fact or in- | | ae oe = in “The Denial will break long before the law This division corrected. If sleeplessness Ix duo ” fs this industry? | | formation by writing Tho Seat-| | ,,% “iin first used the expres. | collects the forfeit from ‘Tom of the nose | to a Inte meal or to unwhole- | A. In 1924 practically one live Star Question Editor, 1322 | ur Millions for defense but Murray, the murderer. Increases the some food, that can be casily wut of three apples grown com- | |New York ave, Washington, || "9% 7% cent for tribute . oe | warming | remedied. However, if sleop- arcially. in the United Biotes || D- C and inclosing 2 cents in| | ,4¢7 Ais saying te attributed MAN who has a strawberry area leaness in|. due to <eoccalied came from the Northwestern hoe ae. for Na No | he rat th lmeVie amber: | patch on tho back of his lot, | Cumming The bron- | “nervousness” the prt aren | atales of Washington, Oregon, edical, legal or marital ad- | | = heh ns Begg in which he takes much pride, | chial tubesat | ently by a Rigen “Ais | wee Idaho Ce eatonn ha. toll vice. Personal replies, confi- | | reel be Acide satin dahon atten finds that in the early summer | thelr ends are surrounded by | phi eat rig nt agit | The Sequel To----And Even Be commercial apple production of || dential. All letters muse be} | Bren denied by hin. Jt is | ne gets no berries. The robin, | Yery thin walls. These {ubes | pecially true in the case fat | Better Than | the United States in 1925 was gle oe A aiersrag mibper of Oat ci | being early riers and more in- | ad to thousands of little | children, inasmuch as children | f | ; 48,701,000 darrels—the. approz- | *®— 3 | EY aad roling. | dustrious, seo to that. When | founded cavities known as alr | seldom understand the causes || 66 e 4 \ finate equivalent of 86,103,000 supported by the pressure of | ‘ father and mother robin have | *¢% | of sleeplessness, or if they do | he Fla er W 1 2 J Boxes. The states mentioned | the water which acts at alt | ,,% Where did the name | brought thelr family to tho | | The walls of theso alr sacs | understand them, they wish to | e : i : furished 27,552,000 boxes (32 points perpendicular to the | “Brooklyn” originate and what | fying age, all go away and | ®f¢ thin and in these walls are conceal them. | e >: per cent), Washington alone ship's bottom; but the sum of does tho word mean? | for the rest of the summer | | River y cB Rue: pacar onens ieee . ‘ producing approximately 19,950,- the vertical components of the A. “Brooklyn” is a corruption | montha, the man who owna tho | q | of the early Dutch name yes or 23 er cent, water Weasure a a points berry patch enjoya his berries (OR aera ia ono. aia OU aor arneeoe aa ee 8 20 ome ter greasare at all points | Shrevcecten" rom a olaye ta | RAgY.,bateh enjora ia berries Letters ©” Readers NOW RUNNING SERIALLY IN | must balance the weight of | Q How old is Ben Lyon, the | the ship. Thia sum is termed | ia Bh tilled of Utrecht, Hol- bitterly to a ni bor that STAR THE STAR movie actor; is he married and | Buoyancy and it is due to ite | yun The name ° signifies while willing to go 60-60 with All Letters to The Star Must Have Name and Addreay What is his address? | buoyancy that a vessel floats. j roken. ap land or) “morahy the birds, he did not think it |\——. 5 | f A. He 1s 24 years of age, not | The displacement of a veasel {s ane falr to always give them the i 5 Tota 3 +a married. Tis address is Bio- | the weight of the water dis- sae |) Saale) ot thai awanen ithAE prod Would Preserve Forests | ®¢ naked of those wonderful Tho story of May Seymour, Gloria's chum. In “Footloose,” t graph Studios, 807 East 175th | placed by the vessel when float- Q. What are some synonyms duced the larger crop. Being | Editor The 8 | dark green forest before we May returns to Seattle, but only for a few days: Then she is f at., New York City. ing, for the word “ineffectual”? | reminded that the robins had | A wide valley leading back | ‘“ttike, or should we not beiter | gone again, wandering blindly, frultlessly, crazy with anguish, * eee | Por Sa A, Vain, useless, unavailing, | a family to bring up in tho | for 100 miles to the heart | “tse as one man and strike a | bleeding with hurt and the tongues of gossi; : Q. What is meant by the Q Is there any estimate as to fruitless | spring and that he was thru of the Cascades, densely pop. | blow at once that will put an | i toms buoyancy and the displacement | the number of soldiers taken ——- — | with that job, he agreed that ulated on every hand by the | uo is all time, to this wan. | of a ship? over to Europe in the World | the co-partnership was ratis- | giants of the forest. Great | ‘8 destruction of our timber. ; | : st. ; Q Al A. The weight of a vessel is War that went in vessels other | | factory. | trunks towering for 100 feet We owe it to ourselves, to START THE To All ——— than American owned ones? | TH | eee | without a limb, ‘This in 1900. put a stop to this abominable - STORY TODAY New A. It haa been estimated that | E PHYSICIANS are correct | From the tree tops came a smoke sereen which 1s thrown | ‘der The S$ A THOUGHT among cvery hundred men who | | that scanty garb makes for low sighing hum as countless | OWA upon us cach summer, to | Order he Star @ Readers: went over, 49 went in British | (@) Y fs husky women, man may find multitudes of boughs | pay ti and choke us delivered to your 3 ships, 45 in American ships, 3 | it necessary to go 0 b. H gently in the summer breeze. | After our tourist friends have r Y= Whatsoever ye would that | in inose of Italy 2 in French o > ale tid Gh at Al re i Be ah theca a | paid good money and ai Rome Gy austgy To the hundreds of new (sub MRA atigd(T as: waite. you do ves} hose of Italy 2 in rich basis If he is to successfully | And as tho car became atuned | and timo, to | ized carrier, Only Biaa so wate them—Matr 712, | (2 7 in Russian shipping 1] defend his title as the boss of to a higher degree, one could | CMe here to seo some of the! | 50c tho scribers to The Star who are read: ee » TZ, | under English control, b tha Halting hear the singing, as of some most boautitu nery on earth, | oVc a month, ing “Footloose,” but who did not ie é Bi Gis d ’ | PNAS mighty faraway celestial choir we are cheating them by throw: YE ad lap) Vite,” eons Saag Peattier of | Q What has become of Lu- BIG “safety first’ sign as the sound of their voices, {ie 8 smoke ‘blanketover every. | MAINOGt0 a Teor ake Cae PI r form or be- | cille Ricken, the movie actress? SATURDAY, AUGUST 29 AG ots ttached to the drive scarcely renched this earth of thing? in-06' wi ORY (ne havior like the wish to scatter 7 i y Faia te ON Wad oat) \ | Pe sein, arena z | A. She died March 13 of this If 0, you are serious, licens plate, indicating that he | Urs And last, but not least, we | STORY, published in 16-page news: ee Us—Em- | wear, Bho had beon tit nearly You scorn frivolity. was all for safety, He had And, as one listened, he was owe it to the coming genera, || TTS yer torm, 5 j @ year from a breakdown, due You are intensely practical atopped his car just behind a struck with the sadn of their | et to preserve our forests, | 9 cS TIRE PARE MR ——-| And work toward your goal ghar song, For song it was, hy not a nation-wide cam. | There is charg ¥ oS y \n } | sharp curve where no driver 5 A | here no charge, THOSE DESIRING ‘THEIR Without playing along the way. could sco him from the rear he fir tr singing their | Palgn to that end? % k | MAILED ARE ) TO MAKE A WRITTEN RuQUEEIN You do not have so many friends. until right on him. He was own funeral dirge. | _C. FB, WILEY, |] ENCLOSING 10¢ IN POSTAGE TO COVER COST OF MAIL. But those you have are true telling a friend whom he had | From o certain railroad town Banner Place, | ING, ETC, USN THE COUPON, BELOW. i And they appreciate you } met a good story, and there | 1 Western Washington, the agin is lad | You are discriminating | owaw mel mle tunately | Weiter made hix way thru this On “Darn Pleasures” ERTS TOY RTO aT WRN RI rar lacpeaa wemenpece reste | no one smashed into him, and | same valley in the above men Editor The Star | The Seattle Star, Sas atertend otitheaten, when he had finshed his visit | tioned year, traveling by wa- arned thru ‘The Star that | Beattlo,, Washington And asi ital dha he went his way, All of which gon, over @ dirt and corduroy ‘8. Cooligge darns the presi. | ‘ You will be successful is another proof that it is caster road, dent's socks, but the article only Tam reading the serial, “FOOTLOOSE.” Please send me HAV'TA laugh when I see a girl get on a scale and frown, Sho Because of your perseverance. bcd actes aR et! faire ie Poet it bide eoane hha Hae) SIE UROL te rcgver, Cont et alt ale tera oe um calmly drops @ penny in, and then her mouth drops down. ‘The indi- A career will come first. COLORED minister who | apne Th Panes ve ave SUDO te a Raniipaednee eapatti uty cator takes a swing and then will slowly stop. ‘The figure tells ‘And love afterwards, A ORE: a , place, paved | cupation. SRtaital? tia plane have nil pone fee. stop, ‘The figure tells the SUNDAY, AUGUST 30 could preach “shouting ser- | highway runs for miles upon | T want to point out that there NAME vc. For instance, take the girl who's thin and wishes she were stoute If 80, you are extravagant mons" twice each Sunday, had miles In a straight Hino, and a is a far greater value to’ the RAN ch Sete Neha PANELS ae Matta ald edie, Aid! eata dnd cata Of-AN thé tooo: Aboot hee And You earn money easily. a habit of straying from the | M0-minute ride brings us to the ) girl who darns socks. Ao ud after weeks have passed thin way, for scales #he'll hunt around, She And dispose of it with dispateh. straight and narrow path on sthonm iby) whieh swe tormerly). | 7) Diem an oldman) @o/ TIL seve | ian CUES LAR ECLA RS SI ICoRs worked and worked to gain some welght—but finds she's lost 4 You ure genorous, | week days, Finally the officers camped for the noonday lunch this secret away to ald the flap “ Pound "a Rr ene A ome And unselfish | of the church took him to task But, whereas, the former trip | per type. | ane And then the other type of atel who feels Fiat who's a riot. sho BAM Nets [Sha caved ua me POPU Ee iad i day aH ie hiner ' pee 3 seen pretty tet darn. |] oa sat Weighs too much—she's sure of that, #0 ntarté upon a diet. She'll ‘ ne A Ate eat S triers nd { thr Mah ae Beye date MIAOOE (D800 ' i vekah bwo cubdia O¢three and axercive all cesta fe lea Case And of everybody After the evidence was all in, ig made thru the open, and the cupation seems to add to her Rmemacse ake ce sorey And exebalbe ay. aims to get much People oftan misunderstand you, the preacher rose to defend raya of © hot August sun charm and sweetness. T say to | h S or, J J fou are fond of read i rethren,” he ponte 0 y ' : 4 T wonder why they worry when it just makey people grin. The thin Ani oe cutaaor lites ie renegine fe eevee an ari PROMHURLATROHHS On oti Helos gry outic na e eatt e tar i y } 1p, / he A A sla ) time nd duffor Vd dare propos : ie eres would be fatter And the fat ones would be thin. What mattern You have an excollont mind, you ay, but 1 want to tell mighty forest hat Tala: bea bald Seventh Avenue Between Union and University Streets wi your weight may be? hy worry ‘bout the style, If you can Intuitive rather than logical, you I's got to proach better Shall we walt, until the last Her feet are still on the x Just feel good enough to smile and smile and smile? You love your home. dan 1 practice to hold m, ; y of our beautiful hills and vale round. SOSTTE, ‘ (Copyright, 1925, for The Seuttio Btur) And make It yery beautiful, fob." leys have Leon stripped bass rie ciel Pi varil = i i] ra Lj bY 1 | mi a | i a A ba cht es og oan