The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 23, 1925, Page 11

Ss. could U head hair a officers rush into battle wit! foot long and whiskers that | from the war department. Have a heart Mr. Barber! LET’S HAVE OUR OWN APAN may back down on its demand for a monopoly of radio development + in China. But if it insists, instead, on a } partne ip arrangement, the result is not much better. There are two reasons for an American radio station in na. One is to make money for its promoters. A partnership * may do that as well as competition. But the other is to have one uncensored ave- nue of communication out of the Orient The cables go thru Japan. News, infor- mation, and business, get out of the Ori- ent if and as Japan pleases. In t emergencies, that might be not at all. The same situation would result if the + radio on Chinese soil were owned in part- nership by American, Japanese and Chi- nese capital. : The only sure way is to have one line t owned by Americans alone. Then, if the Japanese want another, and the Chinese as many as they can finance, we must be ‘ prepared to meet that competition or take the consequences. PENOLOGY EERHAPS you may have visited the old British prison ship that some years ago toured this coast. One of the fleet that helped settle Australia and Tasmania, a very grim, blood-stained ship, with iron- wood in her hull, and iron in her every inch of atmosphere. A floating, grim memento of the horrible revenge England _ a few score years ago took upon her unfor- tunates. Too bad, too bad that England, the mother of modern civilization, was ever so brutal, so blood-stained. So? We take care of dogs; we have a society ‘for that. We take care of cats; we have a society for that. We take care of jay birds and crows and wood ducks; we have ‘societies ‘for all these. BUT we treat our violators of the 250,000 laws the law fac- tories have ground out just as humanely, : just as wisely, just as Christly as did the ,old teak ship of Britain 100 years since. The only person w! ho regards the “hoose- gow system” with any leniency is the per- son who is entirely ignorant of how our ‘prisons are conducted. We are not even decently honest in giy- ing these men and women a square meal. We frequently graft off the food we give some H ! would be sure to get caught in the bark of the trees, when retreat was sounded? We are sorry for the army ladies, who wil have to sit back by the wall and yearn for the barber chairs, but war is wat For their dear sakes, let us pray that the ordinary barber does not take the hint { j 07-09 Seventh Sime * human, 8 i (8: Monts atae a OH, WHAT A HINT! wis de War dep. read adies bobbed while are wi or words to similar effe come to the aid of th sex, by mov to court al th of w fc conduct ur ing a ' Of course, the war dey re sons for making army post ladies and sit u “Next!” is yelled at ther a war should come on, all of a sudden. How THE § I rAR FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2%, 1925 SS SSS ere ee BY WILLIAMS ; 4 | W hy Men kun Into Trees | + ; A¥®., Seattle, Wash, | . MOK . \ : Ferguson Representa way rrancinn | "Orne ata SMOKEN WHAT ? Sou —____—_—__——- won oftion ee rh We k an 1 TH TROUBLE WEES HIS EMPLOYER W nb areaeteaee iM AN M VANCE, AN HE | ANO HIM “TALKIN stim Wn under set of Maren 4 147 Mas.) ME "TUH GO TOH- WELL HE TO YOU LIKE THAT ? sien'ere : Pfs SAG Ra ‘ ME ='T WAS NONE O MY AY ANDO You AOMIRE.| . - failures the chore of managing the D— Busine HE SMO EF | | IM ? WELL OF _ ormatory titutior THARS ANMTAING FER PuBUCaTION 177 )>)| ALLH ALLS! I'LL ” ont ; And yet we shudder at the thought ¢ 1D F >IT I TH NEWSPARUHS. NEVER UNDERSTAND ‘ie th nk teak lines of the old prison, with g00d dis ts blood-washed dark cells below deck GAD! T ADMIRE A FELLUA LIKE ME put “ and its whips, and its irons, and its horri . HET! — isd : - Ay vad ble devices and discipline. But they were s t thie ¢ t tanlslate beams of rainbow hope compared to th “ 1 . © got to offenders in “our” modern prisor { ‘ 4 SOMETHING IN A RES L, | Prep ty i ain off on a vacation was for the good of his health : It is well, Whenever Trotzky return : : e ar to the job, after a re it is noticeab a must ’ em that he has a broader view of thing ! e ey £0. We must ries a big had After a rest and a chance , mb +i “44 to think in quiet, the job looks smaller f i and the man looks smaller to himself 1 mpl na ee of since he discovers that the world goes ' right on during his retirement CTS — ee pee eg Considerable conceit is knocked out of | 1° a that institution sails right along | when head isn’t at the ste tig wheel, | Undertakes Here to Remedy Your Troubles, if They and, very often, there is demonstration of { Are of Public Interest the institution’s solidity i he fa that FET ER Be No, 2 can run things as well as, not ‘ little bit better than, “the old man.” a Dene We've even personally known editors ‘ ; who abbreviated their vacation because Si lla ; : e ae of reports that their paper's circulation —_ ee: e x mu Me. n sd Ate abesoars. o- was rising to beat the record | ry e i Octot 1 the lolty ok: sour’ 1 ua amayecaeeer eot Talk More, Work Le if TH sr ig lia h ae “DUMB-BELL ENGLISH | fe 5 “ u B i TAXPAYER HE University of California has a || This Sage Advises OUuUn “et ge te id aes course popularly known as “dumb L bs Cg o- ’ i mould. be reported to tl seas | bell English.” Every entering student ha SSR Br da pom ¢, MAin-7810 to take an examination to see whether he Os thee Nhs : ; ; Fe A 55S | can write five hundred words of simple on ( Tetiiinen, Aaa hats P Se eee ceekee Canadian rea ee clearly and correctly, f « Pat Pla ' PRIDAY, OCTOBER ts ‘ Weat Séperk in tte abinich "he ne nose who fail—which is most of them srigina ; Dida’, ct 1 the, king of England or must take a special course in elementary ; . 2 ‘ Y th aoe F ; United States? Also | composition, for which they pay e. ' t bar ifsit could an a American tcomar | and for which they receive no university ® ¥ , } the nt be PS ar nds Ses | credit. ™ t bie sat fe DS all 2 1 : The purpose is to guarantee that no one ——--- Lr : ‘ wit he ee Bites es goes on to the higher uniy ty work who AB ite LP Pr ° = it will the United has not acquired at least a minimun [ Editor § Mail | x BS 3 enounce your al. capacity to write ordinary straight-ahead : : the king when you English. \ bu vats marcia F Ay The puzzle is to know why an actual 1s , ‘ Y t raph Cpenida tne 19 : majority of ostensibly educatetl young s k ‘ : Keattle teathés people, who have satisfied the other | + sible ka us i play RUBY Mr. Fixit: There ts a store requirements for university entrance, can- fe in but 60 days of ‘ " You will mar Kirktan ee ee not write educated English . aug oag | OT SET a pats e direct with morning Shane 4:80, Roomy SP y I Sias some one threw a pail of hot GEORGE'S MILLIONS ad'ak the, oul Sorauilaatos ( NATURELAND }e raha fe seater {em the kubige Sis the . 7% caring eve: Some Mr. Fizl Giath chllatecive walls and the water ran over EORGE CARSON, “the Fearn nainer' sheds wana tare Ub weasel {9 such a light iurnah ihe ibe purdhist eke cas my shoes, and splashed on the and inventor, who has a $20,000,000 Let me point ou' aps the pers t wine thin had to nas deen legally adopted by pied y sh saga Pp aprengpete verdict against the copper kings, is 58 ‘ vie it man t even a mouse's tread CRACTS (ot meveras- Meurehe OF wlll oblige a great eeateee years old, with no family, and in a San 1 focten oe om 2s , It pion vac ee oe eae ge | pedestrians. MRE. J. B. O. Francisco hospital. | at la fe Netw any cates Ose animate Sioreenare permitted: to: mop It seems that George has little, save his t nee of Wylie of the born to those parents could be RET SE hd kat ped dee aed dollars and a staff of lawyers. Money attierarasiae Bivens = cad ea 2 Soe ibiething ot reba weets only isn't much. A man with youth, y the Big Dir lopted ch ke the walk wet and sloppy. health, domestic love and $20 is really ti to their own The officer on that beat will look better off than is George. There is more sssiit at i real happiness in accumulating a large eapedienapest ota ak ted WER) sum of money by day-to-day attest has teats walk on E. Garfield st Mr. Fizit: How many yeare in having it brought in, in bulk, on a | Omaha can boast platter. | 4 Nterented For many years, George has fought for spirehsan by his patent rights. Years of trials, ape. sietnad x ro ron peals, red-tape, postponements, lawyers fae! eae ie. “and will and worries, a bare existence, while his find the greatest pleasure cause went this ws y or that. | What a life! George has earned his millions in the toughest, most heart-rend- | ing way possible. ? ? Answers to Your Questions ? ? shel haisi: “gy ohana sat fnapyarongenycn : Hes eu “ame some of the) N your aed : | pottery tn the form of beads oceursa| Cr {most beautiful. women who ever et an answer to : r : n" prehistoric times. \ lived? any question of fact or in. | |" ’/°/#0rle times. | SMOKING ROOM A. Beauty in women is s0 much a formation ‘riting The Seat- ST 4 matter of personal opinion and taste! tle Star Question Editor, 1322 Q Can er eyes be straightened ORIES that {t is doubtful if thera could bel lo York ave, Washington, A. In some cases this may be| 7 ; much agreement regarding the most| | D. C., and inclosing 2 cents inj | wholly or partly corrected by prop copa RE y work beautiful women wha ever lived loose stamps for reply. No| |erly fitted sacs, Operations for me came to c to Mr. Emt. Fur Cleopatra, Helen of Troy, Hypatia,| | Medical, legal or raarital ad-| | correct this eye defect have oles in medal her, he says we have no expen iie® Empress Josephine ‘and ‘thal Personal replies confi- || many cases proven very success said a t x” bunkers, yards, ete present Queen of Rumania have all All letters must be} | fut ) . old, broker heen called the most beautiful of ! seed | women. But there are thousands of FIGURE ae oe LOL hat was the date of birth and} When the withers equally as beautiful to their| wrestlers wi:h weight limits as fol-|deuth of President Harding? ‘| comes suddenly, the admirers. cae lows: Lightweight, 135 pounds; wel A. He was born Novembe t old broken-down ferweight, 145 pounds middle-' 1865, and died on August 2, 15 | ! flivve 8 out delivering the Q By whom was the aeath ray| ight, 160 pounds; Hght heavy 66's | er with not a ! hile the company-owned invented? weight, 175 pounds; heavyweight ages : 4 Q. How do peanuts gro shop, due Aj By H. Grindet Matthews of|@"V welght above 175 pounds A; The ‘peanut giant ou long to sof the hired Tandon, England. i ie Hd de nedhiee Thea ee ine ‘ Imitted by any con oe Q. From what is 4. prow not. All th ‘ t 4 : ‘ underlie orc | 0 In uck fleet owner, He Q! How many classes of wrestlers Ae Pag T * ass we, | uz to throw me tr states qu truly that we have Rey ditiers and Is the weight| sdaptec Paes. : | id then he said, “No no expense for-yards, but he for limit of each clas A. From the story of Bret Harte's| @ What la the largest she ed | ets to add that we also receive A. There are fire classes of /1mous “Tenneasce's Partner by the guns of the army and navy?| no yard. profit Q. What is the value a United 4 it ts us haa hee pane i The seasons sure are sure do: [ sincerely hope that I may te », fillet | inch gun, he shell weighs 2,100! jng {ble dove-tail have. plkoe ng) i ” a] have placed the “Snowbird” in a L A THOUGHT | v | ing, when father has to quit the better light before the public. I | 2S a houeNcn | lawnmower to hus In and thank you ; If ye love me, keep my com Por tiew sata sty oF - ate ah ie ; mandments,—John 14:15, manufact aan Anes EVOLUTION | at a iri a B WHO cannot command {at a very carly date. Tombs of the’ d t | O: F C H himself, it is folly to thin fourth and fifih dynasties show O hes iatidarae: the ae it et ur oreign urreney % controversy on (his subject ly the | on epartment i : fact t! Mt all life comes ft | Receives direct wire quotations hourly on & previous life, The discovery of | all 7 a thin fact was due to Pasteur, the | Hear Sterling H great Vrench scientist, and per. » | q Japanese Sterling o haps the greatest benefacte (07 Ae ~ Italian Dire , thats & or ol é San Paulo Guilder 16 human race | NOW OF RITANAG a Beforo Pasteur's time it was. | PROVINCE OF BUENOS AIRES helloved that the tiny creatures | : STERLING a Lauer | that appear in meat and other | e Quotations furnished on any foreign curreney bond (Coxstver the serial story that runs in the paper each ¢ You | food matérial were generated : \ pamphlet describing many of those Issues will be @ a ad, and you're right in your glory as page after page turna away, | there. ‘This was called the “doc: | | { BAR us bet rf Each night, a8 you're comfortably seated, you'll pick up your paper | (ine of syontaneons generation” | GEO. He BURR, CONRAD & BROOM, INC. & and read. You know that you're going to be treated to fiction, and It was so generally believed that ] FOr SECOND. AVENUE ® highly you're keyed | people always ‘Kpoke of meat | 5 _A charming young man fs the hero, Of love scenes he gives you 1 “breed m: ots and other | i Your fill. -The villain, of course, in Just zero, and yet he's inserting the “bug teur showed that | # thrill, He's craving the hand of fhe maiden, and pestern her nearly | the creatures that appeared un | i to death, Of troubles, with which she js Jaden, you read--then eau | ae uch circumstances really | 4 come up for breatl cama, from germs whieh were in | The plot of the story geta thicker as enact ) | the #tr. Mood o t i y hvtellar part has its flin 16 Wr. Mood material that had thing You foar that the hero ix loding, ‘Tho villain, tho crooked, is grow them wine, You wonder which man she'll be choosing, You're aching to All iife comes trom previou Open her eye ‘ life, and science has never heen And then the installment is end) “Continued” is always the (hing ‘ble to produce living inatter that thrills you, with interest suspended, at what tho next chapter artifielally, altho stories that thi will bring. , | has beon’ done are circulated ‘ (Copyright, 1926, for The Heattle Star) iii | from @hne to time, loves mush * mink mea EB. Madison and jist. It is dan before a doctor's bill becomes best of anytht Hence, whe gerous for the school children outlawed? M. T. an expert. tr n the north to use the streets. Can you get If no note or due bill was given country “la he goes us a@ temporary plank and no payment made, it would after the mir saye the become outlawed in three years. Otherwise six years ine convection enhances the sparkle 0 of aiety WI