The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 31, 1925, Page 6

PAGE sane | The Seattle Star f=: m Seventh Ave. Seattle, Wash. a bmen, Special We. under act of Maren & 1 France ) those gra visits Li ington’s t in A An that favored” granted Belgium more fave the grour and devast ated, not, and this deci i able to the America one of the devastated America owes a lor gratitude to France. has some grounds for borr elsewhere, when America t on France. And if hi elsewhere, France w slower about settli while, ‘it is for Morgan, K et al., to worry. Yalues at $1,000 cash. yells “Women first!” and then sw When in the barber shop. industry longer an infant industry higher than your partner's bead. blow at personal liberty, America. The American commission has » does borrow A Cambridge, Mass., man has a parrot which he The deastly bird habitually and the man says he always has one friend at least Yes, We're Moving HE rapid progress America makes is vividly illustrated by the automobile [Bg mystery at Washington and San r co as to who got Pete McDon- ough, political boss and convicted bootleg- ger, out of jail. Twenty years ago everyone thought the “horseless carriage” was a joke. motor industry in one form or another | pays taxes totaling the huge sum of 3500,000,000 a year. It’s certainly no Maybe wig, wh bald heads the editor like a pirate, nc: Now the —cousins, w New York convention of dance teachers indorse “Indians,” says an Eastern writer, “the Charleston,” but deem it improper to kick flappers or immodest da: Another measly cigar stores. 2 ? Answers to Your Questions criticism of woman up what the future who hanker for knee s the pig-tailed Co oo govt his A Nevada tee cream parlor man sues because his 0 to heli with his old store.” Shrewd business advice, if she wasn't merely trying to start a family row Missus told him to mar fhe gave © aut One guess is that it was close relatives les, bedfellows, or something concerned in t —to the partie out of Hetch Hetchy power. . “have no oatha, You see so many of them standing out in front of Q. How can one dis spring growth from growth in an oak tree A. Wood formed in spring is tig and open in texture; wood forp tm summer is dark and goreined. Q Can you ment for fastenin; Jetters to giass? A. Boll one part by weight of Caustic soda, three parts common rosin, three parts air-siaked lime and five parts water. This must de used within 26 minutes after ia taken from the fire, otherwise 4t must be warmed up in @ water dath before use. Q. Where should one appi order to join the Canadian air serv ice? A. Write to the Canadian minister of national defense, Ottaws, Ca eda. Q What has been done about the Proposal to shoot a rocket to planet Mars A. There has been no proposal to ahoot @ projectile to Mars and the There is, however, a project to shoot @ rocket to the moon. Prof. Robert H. Goddard, head of the department of physics, Clark university, hes Deen working on experiments to shoot a projectile into the upper Tayers of the earth's atmosphere He believes that eventually it will be possible to shoot t aide of the carth’s gravi @rea and 80 into the moon. a sila Q. How many postoffices there SS I ae va ST 100 years ago William Sturgeon received a medal from the Royal Society of Arts of England. This event, the cen tenary of which is now attract ing attention, marked the first big step in harnessing electricity @s a servant of man. Sturgeon was a cobbler. He had served his time in the Brit- {sh artillery and retired on his pension of 24 cents a day. This, with his trade, enabled him to live and also gave him a little time for his hobby, That hobby was experimenting. It resulted in Sturgeon inventing the elec- tromagnet. The electrom a bar of soft iron, ma by a current of electricity in an insulated wire wound around it The invention made possible the dynamo and motor and all the present uses of electricity He pres ited his first electro magnet and other apparatus to the Royal Society of Arts. De- spite his great services to hu- manity his later years spent in poverty forth their beauty. They'll away, but too much doesn't pay. “ain't” if your best beau Le (Copyright, 1 LAC AP NN RNR AT Sue abroad without returning feat would be absolutely impossidiz, med STURGEON), LOT of girls worry ‘bout powder and paint whil hether it makes you reul work of nature you're losing. indiscreet with the flock of cosmetics you're using The real look that counts, with the people you meet, isn't merely your makeup style. It means a lot more and you know how to give them Go on, wee your powder, Go on, use your paint. But using diseretion, You're more like OU can get an an | any question of fact or tn- | formation by writing Tho Seat | tle Star Question Editor, 1323 | | New York ave, Washingtoa, | | D. C, and Inclosing 2 cents in | toose stamps for reply. No | medical, legal or marital ad-/j | vice. Personal repites, confi- [¢ential All letters must be | signed A. Reside abroad A. Village delivery is provided by the postal service where the re-| d ir to} free of duty the neighbor Ce OER Out of Doors Big Aid to Health BY DR. HUGH 8. CUMMING Surgeon General, United States Public Health Service Mos and more it fs WL that wherever tac available and economic circum. stances permit; the American family of the present day is de dent of doors are rches common cities whi moderate well-to-do t growth of Cumming the automo. bile industry the American sumstances has taken moderate cir open road, espectally summer months You're not to be blamed when you want to look sweet, but the whenever you powder and paint a smile The Seattle Star.) ex are veloping the sleeping out comfortable as 5 coming more Preparations for outdoor sleep. those sec 6 in a warm room, tions of our house the uld be taken that these cov with the oreusure of too Warmth in bed covering. the during the is that St is as importent to , suffer discomforts and aiming to bring spend a full hour, so’s to get the right tint that» will give facial lines their full duty A little bit here and a Iittle bit there likely chases the pale look look flashy or fair, the use of they are unable lv keep warm ick blankets or an extra mat t1us8 should A THOUGHT ———___/ He disappolnteth the devices when expression In nweet, jinesdd’ Suse terpritie—Job Ino try yourself and much leas like you from expression » for incompatible —Byron. a Things | Look To M*® ago there were states mitting the lash f ceroes ted of petty ates ing, One t w, who had had one tres ¢ whip ping post, was gx © the A YOUNG man gave his FA tances his bile be th weer 4 the . . By a dent e ned There ° xodus, A time dge City settled BY WILLIAMS HO HUM . I oTfer BE HAPPIN' ROUN TAS DAGGONE Own ONCET ZN AWILE. GROCERIES. Or YUL ous Biowen wu cf RONDID. WHY MORIERS GET GRAY- THE GOGETTER What Star Readers Are Writing About | TO THE gg et MUST BE SHORT AND Y Y ADDRESS LETTERS On Punishing Progress ed Charmed Lives 7 Mr. Fixit of. The Star Undertakes Here to Remedy Your Troud Are of Public Interest bles, if They || MONDAY ST 925, Mf You Plan a( ‘Time, Be Stup i YOUR BANKER! knows, or has Ask him. f the salesman gives you g00d reasons for not asking your banker—don't believe him. take your absolutely e other fel- the price of ass steamboat ticket and go to Monte Carlo. There } you will ast know what you SMOKING ROOM STORIES ome major ad- the general ta have some. ‘ec. The six calls her: . my room? I may be bad and sick, but if IT am going minded of where I am going, six times per day.’” fr. Fistt: Every e oP 4 t t morner. C fle 4 MOTOR Y fix it. ¢ t give v Mr. Fitts What can you say for Gold Mining com Seattle that is offer ck $1 and making its prop KOH reports this company as specu Mr, Fixit: Please tell me if my next-door neighbor has a right to park Ma car in front my door, while his park ing space is ch that he has, and always does so. SUBSCRIBER He can park {t there for two hours, but no longer, at one time, If he goes beyond this time, and you wish to put a stop to It, call MAin-7810, and ask for traffic department. If t {s not an annoyance, a friendly neighbor might be bette than an open parking space Mr. Fixit: You have at t ened out others,-can you help me? My real father was not a citizen of the United States, but my step-father is. Am I @ citixen or not? READER. If you were born in the United States you are a citl- J. Speed Smith, jon office in Iding, as to zen. If not, see at the natural the Postoffice b your future courne Mr, Fixit: Iam a boy seven teen years old and for fourteen months have been working in a store. 1 would like to get back to school this fall, but do not know 4f 1 will be permitted to do 40. In some way the juvenile court has jurisdiction in my case. What can 1 do about it? R, Under erdinary conditions a boy must go to school until he graduated from high school. He can get a permit from the court and in n, or has work part of the school Four In your case, you would do well to call up the juvenile court, walt for othi Better Business Bureau leas stiff in manner 1 who wishes neerned with materi will be glad to you scorn money 1? He insists be Interested pang ‘Never Was’ Land A. Randau ral land office, were kept during acres of public which never existed Starting with an origin YSEQUENTLY, linquished areas were often disposed of for a 1 time, with the result that, because of duplication, the books fail to balance by a few million neral land of- re-entered and and is still going strong but a balance of 6,263,180 acres The land policy, which is re the size of Vermont larger than Massachusetts. voys some idea of the ponsibil. bookkeeping, attention of the lands when it renewes its hear. ploits of the promoters Lake City, Augu: ings in Salt Among the p lems to be discussed ix that of preventing the 186,000,000 nore ated and unr of unapproprt- e stolen au march land- making process disposed of about land than was ever available ton of of] and mineral righta, Travel the Fast, Comfortable Way=> thes Shes Route’ Ree Very low round-trip excursion’ rates—liberal stopover privileges San Francisco $53.80 Los Angeles . ., 76.05 San Diego ..... 83.05 Leaving Seattle 9 a, m. - 1 p. ma 4:30 p.m, - 11:15 p.m, - 11:45 p.m Through Cars to California’ Northern’ Pacific Ry 1407 Fourth Ave. / ELiot $560 Great Northern Ry “1403 Fourth Ave. MAin-9800 Union Pacific System 1405 Fourth Ave, ELiot 6933 ¢ hos- ker. “They told me je best ce, one where the er 1 heard the de- in the head can't you ¢ I don't want to be re-