The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 29, 1925, Page 10

THE SEATTLE STAR THURSD OCTOBER 29, 1925 ol - - us - “ —— ath ( BY WILLIAMS )| Oe tae ae: e Seattle Star == — )| Women and Prohibition o Mar _ Rs . Al Ta - Z terprine Assn. 1307-09 Seventh Ave. Seattle, Wash : Mez | By Mra, Walter Ferguso : ena Unites =| — Giiman. > a oa | \ i aah at Mitek? so PL y, Press Bervios. | F scon ag ool Type : | 4 Nap 4 ail out of ity, B80 par m2 months $1 r 4 a8 second clase matter at Beattie, Wn. under act of March 8, 187? ————— NEVER MINO; be: : _ _ aa ait | IM GETTIN | HE'S LEARNING ‘NOTHING TOO DANGEROUS pee eey | LONG ALL RIGHT | T begins to look as if Mr. Trotzky “CYNE weapon of war is too dangerous pees rey | . would finally have to hang or shoot up CAREFUL = i | N any Fave tO DAs OF snool Us to use even against rats; that i SETHE > ] é the Russian peasantry. The soviet peas disease germs,” says the Toledo New BETTER LET | f | (( ‘ n ants are acquiring a most outrageous ir Bee. ME “TAKE | — ° clination tows d personal proprietorship Since Cain clubbed Abel, there has been x and that’s awful in cor umunism. no weapon of war too dangerous, brother ‘ To be specific, Mr. Trotzky’s govern The new weapon's use has invariably de ment contracted to export enormous quan pended not upon its dangerous capacity t " tities of grain. Now, thousands of re but solely upon its capactty to kill " I * fractory peasants boycott the government Let us get out of our system any idea nay ° Bs grain buyers and are holding their grain that there is compunction, mercy, sense or : ut until prices go up. In other words, the | justification in war. Within the last dec \ { J Peasants are holding up Mr. Trotaky ade, a new weapon of war has been | f ich government in a fashion that punctures adopted—chemicals. Not the slightest ‘ ate of i ; Mr. Trotzky’s theories plenteously. doubt as to its dangerous character. When f t Every day, in every way, it is being | jt did not kill, it blinded or sent men to i oe : : % brought home to Mr. Trotzky that there living death in lifelong disease or crazi ¢ . « is an almighty difference in crops raised ness, Civilization shuddered at its intro f olt ff 2 f 3 ; by theory and those raised by sweat duction, and, as soon as possible, adopted aut mus 1 ; i SANTINI raaTpR it. The same is true of bombing. Verily, . ¢ i WARNING WASTED the next war will likely see spies sneak i if HAT’S the use? You might take ing into armies and cities with disease o - ‘ some fish out of the water, rub the germs. A cataclysm knows no rule ot 1 f the alle 4 f hook on their noses, and still they'd bite, impossibility. It is well to magnify rather ‘ t¢ darke | first thing, upon being replaced in their than to minimize the horrible possibilities ere : : oh nasemgaas priv t natural element. of the next war. hea toe ; ae s Pao An ex-convict lays before a Michigan ae To millions of n¢ . ened an enemy more ter- ; perk a plan for getting rich quick in F lor- SEEING SNAKES rs d % 1 i cor . fe than war | ida real estate. The bank loans him three SEER ENTE ee ; : pA cc + times the amount of its capital stock, and CIENTIFIC pene see git Lately Zs | + goes into the hands of a receiver. Now, Se SER ASSAY She KUNE. OF Me war | M PF pr yg f Th iS } some dozens of stockholde including The ee ee eats ri 200 ena’ re Ee 4 ait 0 é tar * married women and widows, are standing per nignt and is one of the gardeners > JT-RwiLaams Undertakes Here to Remedy Y Troubl 7 r » a . Sahl anh oy -NOT ke y Your Troubles, if The: in the cold, out in front of the bank, and farmer 's best allies. HEROES ARE MADE - Ni BORN fo 1005 py hea enguece. wie if L Are of Public Interest r y wondering if they'll get 100 per cent, or Thank goodness, it was a snake and not Fam —__——_——= : Se ca ase j | 1 of their savings a toad who made that infamous deal with 3 ) ae ae aiuad a (dae t What's the use? Let newspaper pub- Eve. Transfer humanity's hatred of S > O / W Ll | ) w)4 fk || contract to buy a car, but ha | or is not nec- ‘ licity put up the sign, “Dynamite. De- | snakes to toads and we ‘would stand a ays rient 7d ominate urope || pald no mon and have t holiday ‘ tour!” and there would be drivers who | chance of vegetable and fruit shortage. By Max Stern | urned in vo re 1 c ul eo ; would run over it. Child or grown-up, we always kill snakes - —/| they have a right to take my | siders think should have a ‘ 2: eee simply because they are snakes, Reputa- GAs FRANCISCO, Oct | powers, which I the if. Wrench ena miiteanartay 4 car and for ¢ to 90 wajting room t Riverside, *COMETIMES the cablegrams tell all stagiecNy ry one Sobers ay SE oan cite | ed to be w white mans « ‘ Ade Natt Merce rt - foe ae TAs Bata’ cok” Gatos { about it and sometimes they are pe» rl tie ie eth 9 raggiente the ve eg ae ss will t s\oreblaae 4 ses aPC CaS How about tt? t plexingly remiss. Says one concerning | 2°:Pers oh oe 4 st py nh h tk Ly aaa | there | WEST SIDE 's wedding of the sects, gophers and mice, which the toads | Heads on reports that sno U. S. Senator Gerry widow Vanderbilt at London: “The sen- ator wore an overcoat with a derby hat, and did not go to the trouble of removing the coat during the short civil ceremony. Of course, it was Senator Gerry’s busi- ness, exclusively. A fellow lucky enough to marry a Vanderbilt can afford to + throw away his hat and use his overcoat for a nightie, if he wants to. But the London cablegram seems sadly incom- plete without the advice that, had the ceremony been longer, the senator would have disrobed himself of his overcoat as well as his derby. THAT EARLY FEELING | TTALY, last of our big “associates” in j 4 ‘the war, is on her way over to talk * cash and she sends in advance a bouquet, in the shape of a declaration that she “faces her obligations according to the strictest justice.” Most of them feel that way until they get a close-up of Andy Mellon’s diagram of justice. Then, they face the other way. However, the glad hand to Italy and ' ‘ : whatever she has in her purse! : ROMANCE LIVES ; IX girls come from Sweden to be “pic- ture brides” of young Swedish men of this country. Before they landed they had never met their future husbands, knew nothing about them, except that their photographs were pleasing. And yet we find those who say that this commercial age has killed romance, love and adventure. Q What were the names of the seven hills on which ancient Rome [| don’t. Man battles for life with the insects. And destroys his auxiliaries who fight for him, by night and by day. The positive folly of stupid prejudice. HUMAN INTEREST ASHINGTON, the nation’s capital, probably has more interesting peo- ple than any other city in the country. And yet how little news of r human interest comes out of the capital. Newspaper writers after a short so- journ there seem to become steeped in heavy political stuff. Just occasionally does a little bit of human interest come from the capital. When newspaper men called on Attor- ney General Sargent recently, he was chuckling about a letter he had received from little granddaughter, Mary Gordon Pearson, 7, of Ludlow, Vt. Here was the last line: “T got 100 in spelin yesterday.” The chances are this little story inter- ested far more people than the columns that are written about debt funding ne- gotiations, politics and the like. CHINA’S CHANCE INCE 1842, “outsiders” have managed China’s customs. Will the present international conference restore full man- agement of her customs to China? Will moral obligation cure the drug habit? Will a hungry bulldog let go of a juicy beefsteak? Will a duck swim? Answer these difficult questions and ! we'll give you some easier ones. ‘OU can get an answer to any question of fact or in- ? ? Answers to Your Questions ? ? eee) Q. In the of aturalization taking out papers | | | | i | | | | second obligatory was built? after one has declared his te 01 A. Palatine, Aventine, Capitoline,| | formation by writing The Seat | | in his first papors? : nee | Haniculum, Quirinal, Caclian and| | tle Star Question Editor, 1322 A. It is not obligatory to take| Esquiline. New York Washington, | tout second papers untess one| sa | | D.C, and inclosing 2 cents in} | idsnes 10. Of course one canant| A | | loose stamps for reply. No | henonid a olltes rf iy opie | )@ Is there an association in the! | medical, legal or marital ad- | | °°?!" tizen without taking out United States for the promotion of} | vice. Personal replies conti- | | °°” vadidies, tthe use of Esperanto as an inter-| | dential, All letters must be one i national language? | | algnea. Q. How much of the total world A. The Esperanto Association of 4 —y | Production of cotton 1s produced in “North Ambrica is located at 5 ‘ tho state of Texas? | Pierce building, Copley square, Bo. Q What kind of disease is) 4. Altho the amount varies quite study what's going ope'n back di Two movementéd are under way that will profoundly affect the course of our western clvi tenth One in & new religious ival that awheping the Mohammedan d like a pra rie fire and aflame a fanaticiam of c¢ at that re sembles the march of Crom well's Puritans 1 nd. ‘The 3 the gradual 5 fet Russia of the many tle trans-Caucastan republics the communist republics join with the Moslem crusad. ers to drive out error from Bu rope, what will happen? Hay destroyed the only barrier the East by crushing the central world war, the nm nations will go the way of the ancient clyil When the we fzations of Athens and Rome. 16 Moslem revival ta a stern and ascetic return to the ancient Mohammedan precepts It frowns on hatted men and unveiled women. It prohibits tobacco and liquor, and preaches virtues of the old ibex, It has no na- arriers and is in- apired by the fervor of the re- i of Mohammed. It has not taken root in Turkey, where simple Mustapha Kemel, Turkey's Le nin, is purging his country European influences as a na tlonalist “But it ts growing in French and English Mesopotamia Moslem me i is sweeping over Africa, In Arabia tho ment fs called the ‘Wah: nd in Africa the They have taken Mecca and Medina 2 moyement finds fertile in the frightful unrest in nd Mesopotamia. Hera sf not only rebellion and England these two *Sennusi,” oil Arabia are France between against but war ‘A THOUGHT ( nd Add to your faith, virtue; and to virtue, knowledge; and to knowledge, temp ; and to temperance, — pa to patience, Godliness; and to God brotherly Kindness; and ie 7} | it eee ee WHAT FOLKS say | tit aan A | SR 5 THURSDAY, OCTOBER raeve capacity to greatest 5 1 a will extend down | the Far East to embrace Mon. golla and China.” re You have « will of tron Mrx, Lane says that. th of And will not yield to wild im urate In all your pulsen You take no false ut think bef Success will be ‘ | ‘ATOR HIRAM JOHN “Suffrage has given us women the same hire themselves to the highest abil men who Your life will be without any excitement But you will be: content Mr, Fistt: We need a light 1705 Walnut ave. The street ere has a dangerous curve and is very rough and dark Can you help wat A. HL t ine pound in Seattle and get dogs for hunting purposes. If a dog proves a poor hunter, they sim- lose ply him, neighborhood pest. ft so they will have to return the dogs in the event they do not want them? to become a Can you fi Mr. Fiztt; How ts it that MARY LEE. the Seattle schools do not ob The King County Humane serve November 11 as a holi- | society has no way of keeping day?! Governor Hartley has | track of dogs after they leave agreed that it is a national the pound. But if any cases holiday. Neither did the scdwols such as you complain of are grt a holiday on Washington's | reported to the society, with birthday. A TEACHER. name of person offending, this Tho school board arranges tts | one will not be able to get dogs own. holidays, and can not re in the future. a | | | rats 7 41 lines ton, Mass. |“roup” as found in fowls tcldely from year to year, tt is gen , y_kindnes | £0. % | A. It 4s a form of catarrh, the| Cally catimated that aa pro-| el ay Kindness, charity. | co 3 duces about one-fi 0) 0 —2 Peter | $2Q Is thero a snake called the|eract nature of the microbe not|Acrt about one-fifth of the cotton gat a) Pepult snake"? ; / (having yet been ascertained, The Hig case | IRTUE js voluntary; vies the popular name 4n | ag Dallek states: for, the vorpine | estment is to separate the sick| Q. Was President Coolidge ever involuntary. —Plato. | gmake, a mild-mannered, gentle ana| {owls from the rest of the fiock,|#iven an Indian name by any of} —— ——$____——_—. 3 ris MN m1 warm room and|the Indian tribes in the United| ~ non-poisonous * reptile, altho it| Pt them in a warm room and|") “ Sorakes a loud Masing nolec. The\ (rect them by spraying their| States | NATURELAND make grows to about siz fect in| *roats with a solution made of onc} A. He ibas given the ndme Of | Ss cece teach. part of peroxide of hydrogen to| Dear Itibs by a North Dakota trib JEP NPUEON, chick of the Peths ; sb F : aig Ithree parts of water. If very bad\% Indiana on March 31, 1925 Ags tasibeluel Vices tava cthaps you have considered cleanness in gasoline as simply freedom from to| he a cottonwood treo and a half feet in diameter that the Francisco lke of bananas|% Mttle argyrol may be added Bas Fe | the The disease 18 CON: | poem §OLEN CP) ————— 1 impurities or foreign substances. That is important, certainly, But it isn’t the whole story. True cleanness in solution. A. Bananas grow on one plant, beavers on weatern Now San Mexico, fand there is only one bunch to a| river, in ona i plant. ‘There are reveral plants on|' Q. What docs the term “white ond | jad cut so skilituily, with thelr gasoline means much more than physical cleanness, ¢ach root, but only the biggest onc|clephant” mean when used figur-| FPWIE age of the carth's crust teeth that its top foll directly Associated Gasoline'is: disti ' beara frul. When it hax borne, ative | 1g SUHIAAE By Prot, Attrea alotidetdes Gale’ Woniet Eile ne ociated Gasoline is distilled in such a way as to be given a scientifically k dies down and another| ne usele burde ; 16, of Tufts college. ‘ood at the family doo: ¢ “chain” eae Peep pe See pe D ic : ‘i sett means a useless, burden © Lane, of ita college, to be jaa Hl at the family door correct “chain” or series of boiling points. ’ Starting with the more volatile one billion, wundred million ‘or the whole senso} yey y a ———_—— Years. Other authorities” have A CPLR ASTI | parts, these boiling points gradually rise, in unbroken Sequence, on up | to whether this makes the earth mal with very short legs, three through the heavier or power-producing parts or “fractions,” old or young in a question. A to three and one-hwlt feet in 7 Hate pais ies . Fi pees oe re caueatioty A fot rane Aner seta cont I That is why Associated ignites instantly and “burns” or explodes com- short time in the formation of movements that he has no trou. pletely, thus yielding a// the power there is in each “charge.” This is true gaso- the bodies of the solar syatem ble catching squirrels in. the . JOR Tea AAG UHARY: evIG ere (cEEOR LO Rae IRHSGE HES Bic eet line cleanness, only suggested by thesparkling clearness of Associated Gasoline, the earth's crust is “young,"* black and very fine. on tt . ny M ° ltepaalanliyiiovingand wicing’ | Get “more miles to the gallon” through sustained quality, : SOMETIMES kinda wonder what they mean by sayin’ “rost.” Tt and adjusting itgelf, Marth. | What turns Washington x0 . simply docan't seem to be a thing with which I'm blest. My work quakes are common, ‘There are | ciety sour is that Cd ileaux took { starts in the morning, just as soon as I nm dressed. 1 never have a other movements of the @&rth'a back with him even the empties : e + moment's peace, altho I try my best surface, aleo, Buildings in Mex of tho 20 cases of choice wine e The morning meal js started, and the coffee’s put to boll. ‘The house jeo City a gradually sinking ( brought over e is paper-littered, and it shows the need of toil, ‘There always js a bit Home large buildi ue develop: SS a e a S of rush and scrimmage, as a rule, to feed and dress the youngutern ing a noticeable to one Geo, but Boldt's Butterhorns are ; + no's to get them off to school. #ide, some of thom to such an | 800d=four for 26e.—Advertisemont } -T wait upon my husband, and I put his laundry out, He's late Jn extent that elevatora cannot be aos i aps ? getting started, and he keeps me rushing ‘bout, My ANOS tei | operated in them, ‘tho indien- | AFING dRASHES ON ORR ANTES} | an — ul in ruffled by the vacuum cleaner’s hum, When I hear the kiddies come. Towards afternoon the kitchen calls + around the oven as I plan the evening meal, | daddy never Know « mother’s test, * they mean by saying “rent.” At noon gturn to Juncheon Potatoon I must peel, 1 The children and thelr 1 sometimes kinda wonder what (Copyright, 1925, for The Seattle Star), flon# are that the city in wlowly Inking: Into Lake in a fow centurion, be under water, In various parts of the United States definite movements of mountains have heen charted, xeowo and, work probably, will | id promptly relieved and healed by ® fow applications of esinol oy, // ; Reg. U.S, MO, through Sustained Quality area worthy team for your car,